Сланцевый газ Украины: надежды, реальность, политика

In connection with the acute problem of energy supply, the Ukrainian government has high hopes for the significant shale gas resources, expected by geologists. In my article, I examined the geological resources of shale gas in Ukraine, the possibility of their transfer to the technically recoverable resources, timeframes of industrial development of the new kind of hydrocarbons and the possible role of shale gas in the future energy supply in I used published and Russian sources to assess shale gas resources of Dnieper-Donets depression (Yuzovskoe deposit) and Carpathian Depression (Olesskoe deposit). According to the report of the Energy Information Agency of the United States in June 2013, for Ukraine, it entails risky geological and unproven technically recoverable resources, for redeployment of which into real reserves the country needs significant amounts of drilling, financing and not less than five years of time. 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