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The use of systems communal energy is accompanied by a significant negative impact on the environment, which is primarily associated with emissions of greenhouse gases and pollutants into the atmosphere, contributes to the development and strengthening of local and global environmental problems 1 : the greenhouse effect, the destruction of the ozone layer of the atmosphere, acid rain, deterioration environmental quality, etc. On the other hand, the operation of communal boiler houses requires providing fuel, the need for which is growing with the expansion of heating networks. In this regard, in the face of an increase in the negative impact of thermal energy facilities on the environment and an increase in energy prices, the problem of increasing the environmental and energy safety sector of communal heat is highly relevant. A new approach to solving this problem is to combine the producer, supplier and consumer of thermal energy into a single complex technical system for which the search for optimal technical solutions to increase its environmental, energy and economic efficiency is carried out 2 . To implement this approach, a theoretical base should be created that will provide for carrying out multicriteria evaluation of the effectiveness of energy conservation measures at facilities that produce, transport and consume thermal energy. The purpose of this work was to create and confirm the practical applicability of mathematical models for a comprehensive assessment of the energy, environmental and economic efficiency of energy conservation

EVALUATION OF THE ENERGY SAVING MEASURES EFFECTIVENESS IN THE PRODUCTION, TRANSPORTATION AND CONSUMPTION OF THERMAL ENERGY IN THE COMMUNAL SECTOR