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Monday, 25 November 2024, 14:00
Ukrainian Finance Minister Sergii Marchenko and World Bank Country Director for Eastern Europe Bob Saum have signed a new financial agreement on this year’s first tranche from the United States, totaling USD 3.9 billion.
Since the beginning of the marketing year 2024/2025, Ukraine has exported 3,440 thousand tonnes of grain and leguminous crops, which is 1,280 thousand tonnes higher compared to the same period last season.
There are no geographical requirements for the installation of solar power plants, as climate change over the past 30 years has made it possible to generate enough solar power even in Ukraine’s north.
The Ukrainian Grain Association (UGA) has updated its estimate of potential grain and oilseed harvest in 2024, lowering it by 2.8 million tonnes to 71.8 million tonnes.
31 July 2024
The general fund of the state budget of Ukraine received UAH 120.3 billion in July 2024.
Today, investors' capacity to install solar power plants exceeds demand from communities.
The Cabinet of Ministers has dismissed Ruslan Slobodian as head of the State Energy Supervision Inspectorate.
Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister, Economy Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko and U.S. Special Representative for Ukraine’s Economic Recovery Penny Pritzker have discussed investment raising, training programs for Ukrainians, and the use of the frozen Russian assets.
Ukrgasvydobuvannya JSC, which is part of Naftogaz Group, has put into service a new high-rate well with a daily production rate of 274,000 cubic meters of natural gas.
30 July 2024
Ukraine is ready to join consultations with the European Commission regarding the transit of Lukoil oil if the appropriate mechanism is applied.
The situation in the energy sector in Ukraine has stabilized due to the early completion of repairs at two nuclear power plants and a decrease in air temperature.
29 July 2024
On Tuesday, July 30, no scheduled blackouts are expected across Ukraine.
In the coming weeks, Ukraine expects to receive the first $3.9 billion in direct budget support from the United States, totaling $7.85 billion.
Hourly power outage schedules on Monday, July 29, will be in effect from 16:00 to 23:00.
27 July 2024
Ukrainian Energy Minister German Galushchenko and U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Bridget Brink have discussed measures to bolster air defenses to protect Ukraine's energy system.
On 27 July, laws simplifying the import of certain categories of goods, including energy equipment and electronic warfare equipment, came into force in Ukraine.
As of Saturday, 27 July, the most difficult situation with power supply is in Donetsk and Zaporizhzhia regions due to Russian shelling, with more than eight thousand consumers supplied with electricity.
Russian troops fired three times at electricity transmission system facilities in Chernihiv region yesterday, 26 July, and also attacked a substation in Dnipro region with a drone.
The cargo turnover of the ports of Greater Odesa has reached 60 million tonnes over the 11 months of the Ukrainian Corridor's operation.
Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) has provided four modern Komatsu PC 210 hydraulic excavators to Ukraine's State Agency for the Development of Land Reclamation, Fisheries and Food Programs as part of an international technical assistance project.
The most difficult summer period in the Ukrainian energy sector is over.
Ukrzaliznytsia JSC and Poland’s railway operator PKP (Polskie Koleje Państwowe) have agreed to develop railway services between the two countries.
As of July 26, 2024, more than 22 million tonnes of the new-harvest crops were gathered across Ukraine.
26 July 2024
The United States has provided Ukraine with $82 billion in aid since the beginning of Russia's full-scale aggression, and it is an investment in transatlantic security and democratic values.
The Russian occupation administration at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant once again denied IAEA experts present at the facility access to the western part of the turbine hall at power unit 6.
Despite Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, South Korean company YG-1 continued to supply equipment to at least two Russian plants producing nuclear weapons.
Despite an electricity deficit in Ukraine’s energy system and smaller harvests compared to the previous year, the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has slightly upgraded the country’s economic growth forecast for 2024 to 3.7%.
The European Union has financed the purchase and delivery of modern IT equipment and software for the Ukrainian Agrarian Policy and Food Ministry and the State Service on Food Safety and Consumer Protection, totaling about EUR 2 million.
25 July 2024
Attempts by the Russian authorities to protest the slowdown of YouTube may have led to a series of Internet failures that affected major banks, social media and the Central Bank of Russia's payment system.