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As of the morning of February 6, electricity consumption has increased due to the cold weather, which has caused electricity shortage in the power system, therefore network restrictions remain in place in two regions and the capital city of Kyiv.
05 February 2023
A Romanian barge with tonnes tons of Ukrainian wheat, which was to be exported to the EU, has sunk in the port of Reni on the Danube River in the Odesa region.
According to various estimates, Russia's losses due to the introduction of embargoes and oil price caps will reach $75 billion to $125 billion per year.
Up to 40% of consumers in Odesa city are still without electricity, emergency shutdowns were imposed, the situation is difficult.
Almost 50 auctions are planned to be held in February within the framework of small privatization.
Due to the actions of the Russian side, which blocks ship inspections in the Bosphorus, in January the world received 25% less Ukrainian agricultural products than in December.
04 February 2023
The EU Council decided on Saturday to set two price caps for petroleum products which originate in or are exported from Russia.
Two major accidents occurred at an Odesa electrical substation within 24 hours, which caused an emergency power shutdown in the regional center and part of the district.
03 February 2023
The Security Service of Ukraine and the Bureau of Economic Security have pressed charges against another alleged accomplice in the USH40 billion embezzlement scheme masterminded by the former management of PJSC Ukrnafta and PJSC Ukrtatnafta.
02 February 2023
Ukraine and the European Union concluded a memorandum on renewable gas strategic partnership.
As part of the Grain from Ukraine humanitarian initiative, 110,000 tonnes of grain have already been sent.
President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen announced Ukraine's accession to several EU programs and a proposal to extend the suspension of import duties on all Ukrainian exports for another year.
The total amount of damage and destruction suffered by Ukraine due to Russia’s military aggression is estimated at $600-750 billion as of the beginning of 2023.
Ukraine has signed an agreement with the European Union on participation in the Single Market Programme.
Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal of Ukraine emphasized the need to discuss with international partners the need to increase electricity imports from EU countries to 2 GW.
The practice of liberalizing Ukraine's trade with the European Union has shown its effectiveness and should be continued.
The European Commission invited Ukraine to the EU Energy Platform and provided 2,400 additional generators.
Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal estimates the country's economic downturn at more than 30% for the previous year and expects growth of 0.3% this year.
01 February 2023
Several memoranda of understanding in the fields of energy and environmental protection were signed in the presence of President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky and President of the Republic of Austria Alexander Van der Bellen in Kyiv.
Ukraine’s need for international financing in 2023 remains significant and amounts to about $3 billion per month.
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky has emphasized the need to strengthen sanctions against Russia and noted that some Austrian businesses continue to work in the Russian Federation.
As of February 1, 2023, Ukraine has enough energy resources to complete the current heating season.
The Cabinet of Ministers appointed Serhiy Zviagintsev as acting head of the State Customs Service, and Olha Shevchenko as acting head of the State Service on Food Safety and Consumer Protection.
Ukraine's State Bureau of Investigation (SBI) has issued a notice of suspicion to former Ukrainian Energy and Coal Industry Minister Ihor Nasalyk.
Austria will allocate another five million euros to the Ukraine Energy Support Fund to help restore the country's energy infrastructure damaged by Russian drone and missile attacks.
The Government of Japan allocates $170 million for the implementation of emergency recovery projects, including the reconstruction of Ukraine's critical infrastructure.
31 January 2023
The U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) will allocate $250 million to support Ukrainian small and medium-sized businesses in 2023.
Speaking at the Luxembourg-Ukraine Business Forum "Rapid Recovery of Ukraine", Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal outlined five rapid reconstruction priorities.
Last year, the Russian Federation significantly increased the import of microchips, exceeding the pre-war level.