
Shmyhal discusses restoration of Ukrainian energy facilities with Polish parliament speaker
Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal met with Marshal of the Polish Sejm Szymon Holownia to discuss the restoration of Ukrainian energy facilities.
Germany has sent 16 trucks to Ukrainian energy companies.
19 June 2024
Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal met with Marshal of the Polish Sejm Szymon Holownia to discuss the restoration of Ukrainian energy facilities.
In 2024-2027, Estonia will provide another EUR 56 million to implement projects in the Zhytomyr region.
18 June 2024
Ukraine's partners announced more than $1 billion in aid to Ukraine's energy system last week.
The country needs 27 mln m² of window glass. But how can we meet this demand if we don’t have our own production facilities, even though the raw materials are available?
16 June 2024
Canada will allocate more than USD 15 million to Ukraine to restore energy infrastructure damaged by Russian shelling.
Norway has announced it will provide an additional NOK 1.1 billion (more than USD 73 million) to Ukraine help rebuild damaged energy infrastructure.
The European Union countries will not be directly involved for now in a $50 billion loan that the G7 plans to raise for Ukraine using income from frozen Russian assets.
In Irpin, Kyiv region, a new stage of construction of the central city hospital’s building has begun. This is a joint project of the Ukrainian Health Ministry and the World Bank.
Ukraine's central Kyiv region will receive EUR 8.6 million from the Belgian development agency Enabel for shelters and the reconstruction of educational institutions.
15 June 2024
The G7 countries are looking for legal ways to force Russia to compensate Ukraine for at least $486 billion in damages caused by the war.
13 June 2024
The State Agency for the Reconstruction and Development of Infrastructure has prepared a report on the implementation of projects to protect energy facilities, restore settlements and ensure the operation of checkpoints.
Ukraine's hydropower operator Ukrhydroenergo plans to restore one gigawatt of generating capacity before the 2024-2025 heating season.
12 June 2024
At the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Berlin, Ukraine signed 110 international agreements, contracts, and memorandums.
Canada will allocate another $5 million to U.S. firm Tetra Tech for humanitarian demining in Ukraine.
On the sidelines of the Ukraine Recovery Conference in Berlin, a number of important agreements in various fields have been signed and important initiatives – launched.
Among the export credit agencies working with recovery projects in Ukraine, the Export and Investment Fund of Denmark (EIFO) remains the leader.
At the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2024 in Berlin, Ukraine has signed 12 cooperation agreements with financial institutions and energy companies.
The European Investment Bank (EIB) Group, in cooperation with the European Commission and the Government of Ukraine, signed a number of important projects and partnership agreements; funds in the amount of EUR 1 billion will be directed to Ukrainian business and the restoration of local critical infrastructure.
As part of the projects being implemented by the World Bank toward restoring and sustaining Ukraine’s energy industry, the nation is set to receive $109 million in grant financing.
Ukrainian hydropower plants’ operator Ukrhydroenergo and the U.S.-based AECOM signed a memorandum outlining the intentions to implement projects aimed at supporting the rehabilitation and reconstruction of hydropower facilities affected by war.
First Lady of Ukraine Olena Zelenska took part in the Ukraine Recovery Conference (URC2024) in Berlin.
The Netherlands is contributing EUR 138 million for various projects to rebuild Ukraine.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Dmytro Kuleba, divided the long-term needs for the country’s recovery into five steps: air defense, investments, macro-financial support, EU membership, and frozen Russian assets.
The national power grid operator Ukrenergo will receive a EUR 15 million grant from Germany’s state-owned development bank KfW to restore substations damaged by Russia’s attacks.
11 June 2024
Ukraine needs more than $17 billion to restore its medical infrastructure destroyed by Russian attacks.
The European Investment Bank will provide Ukraine with €100 million to restore and modernize social infrastructure.
Ukraine has all the natural basis required for modern energy solutions.
The Ministry of Finance believes that, despite stable financial support from international partners, Ukraine should focus on private capital.
Ukraine demonstrates economic stability, but in order to achieve rapid growth, the country needs some $12-13 billion woth of investment right now, without waiting for the war to end.