Ukraine needs stronger capacity to prepare and implement projects to accelerate the deployment of reconstruction financing, said a senior European Investment Bank official.
“Public sector capabilities still need to grow,” Matteo Rivellini, head of the EIB’s Ukraine Investment Team, told Ukraine Rebuild Newswire. “We have, let's say, indicators that are not at the level where they should be in terms of implementation.”
Ukraine's battery storage projects are attracting growing investment as long-term revenue contracts and financial guarantees make them increasingly viable despite wartime risks, according to an analysis by Bankers without Boundaries (BwB). Now, a financing model is emerging for a sector that barely existed in Ukraine before Russia&
Finland's export credit agency Finnvera is in talks with companies about potential reconstruction projects in Ukraine under a €240 million EU-backed financing facility announced earlier this week, with investments being considered in infrastructure, industrial modernization and critical raw materials. The facility became operational on Oct. 27, allowing
Switzerland expects to launch its first public tenders for Ukraine reconstruction projects in early 2027, initially focusing on energy, public transport and water infrastructure, the country's State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) told Ukraine Rebuild Newswire. "The first procurements are expected to be launched in early 2027
