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The US government demands that the US International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) assume control of a natural gas pipeline from Russian energy major Gazprom through Ukraine to Europe under a proposed minerals deal with Ukraine, an unnamed source familiar with the matter told Reuters.
Ukrainian state oil and gas company Naftogaz said it is considering collaborating with Bergen Engines, a Norwegian developer of medium-speed engines, and Itera, a Scandinavian IT company specializing in sustainable digital transformation, in energy and digital technologies.
The Danish wind industry association, Green Power Denmark, said it has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with its Ukrainian counterpart, the Ukrainian Wind Energy Association (UWEA), to support Ukraine's energy security and help rebuild its heavily damaged energy infrastructure.
Metinvest, the metals and mining business owned by SCM, has received its first shipment of coking coal from the US this year, providing a "lifeline for Ukrainian steel" in wartime, according to a company press release.
Ukraine and France are exploring opportunities to invest in renewable energy projects in the Chernobyl exclusion zone, according to the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Natural Resources of Ukraine.
Poland's natural gas transmission system operator Gaz-System said it will upgrade a gas metering station in Hermanowice at the border with Ukraine, looking to boost gas transmission capacity towards its neighbour.
The state-owned operator of Ukraine's nuclear power plants Energoatom issued a statement on Thursday, condemning talks of a potential restart of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant.
Poland and Ukraine's current "exceptionally" good relations could serve as a foundation for deeper cooperation in energy, defense, agricultural processing, and the pharmaceutical industry, according to the Warsaw Enterprise Institute (WEI).
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) plans to allocate approximately €1 billion this year to support Ukraine in rebuilding its power sector and enhancing energy resilience, Reuters reported on Wednesday, citing EBRD Vice President Matteo Patrone.
Ukraine's largest private energy producer, DTEK Group, said it has appointed Kuninori Matsuda to its Advisory Council, reinforcing efforts to collaborate with Japanese partners and investors as part of the company's recovery and transition strategy.
The German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK) said it will provide an additional €7.27 million to the Ukraine Energy Support Fund to support the repair of the country's energy infrastructure. "Russian attacks on Ukraine's civilian energy infrastructure continue unabated. These
Ukraine's state-owned lender Oschadbank said it has concluded a €9.6 million investment loan agreement with Ukraine-headquartered international energy group KNESS to finance and refinance the construction of 30 MW of energy storage facilities. The project involves building and integrating energy storage facilities into the power
The Norwegian government said on Thursday it will provide $5.5 million in funding for the installation of 13 solar power plants in Ukraine's northeastern city of Kharkiv through the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). The solar power plants will be installed at eight hospitals and five schools
The Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant, located 650 kms southeast of Kyiv along the Dnipro River, is "under Russian jurisdiction" and will not be handed over to Ukraine, the US, or international organizations, Russia's foreign ministry said. The ministry said that joint operation of the facility with another
The US said on Tuesday it has reached agreements with Russia and Ukraine for a ceasefire in the Black Sea as well as for the two countries to halt attacks on energy infrastructures. The White House said the US and Russia, as well as separately the US and Ukraine, "
Ukraine's largest private power producer, DTEK, said it has received an €11 million grant from the French government to build the first digital substation in Ukraine. The total cost of the project amounts to €15 million, with DTEK investing the remaining €4 million.
