Abstract
Ukraine is in a difficult situation, and the housing stock in most Ukrainian settlements has deteriorated significantly: the low solvency of citizens living in apartment buildings in the smallest towns means that homeowners cannot pay the full cost of home repairs. The way out of this situation may be cooperation between apartment owners, management companies, energy marketing organizations, and investors in energy-saving technologies, creating an organic organizational structure for the functioning of the country's housing market. This managerial innovation guarantees interaction between homeowners (condominiums), management companies, investors, and the energy sector of the country's economy. The dissemination of such experience in introducing innovative management innovations in the field of energy management for the production and use of alternative energy sources under martial law in Ukraine, if implemented, is difficult to overestimate.