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The Italian embassy in Kyiv have signed an agreement with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) to launch a €2 million project to strengthen energy sustainability of Ukrainian cities. The fund, which is provided by Italy, aims to support Ukraine's recovery towards a more decentralized and sustainable energy
Ukraine sees "immense" potential in buying and storing liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the United States after the transit of the Russian gas through the country's territory ended, Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said on Wednesday. "Ukraine has exceptionally powerful underground gas storage
International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) Chief Rafael Grossi warned that Russian attacks on Ukraine's power grid could result in a nuclear accident. Grossi made the statement during a visit to Kyiv to meet with Ukrainian officials regarding nuclear safety. He added that such an accident could result from
Oleksandr Yanukovych, the son of former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych, is allegedly behind the largest exporter of coal from Ukraine's occupied territories, according to Important Stories, or iStories, an independent Russian investigative journalism site. Yanukovych Jr is reportedly linked to Energoresurs, a company registered in a modest office
The Svea Court of Appeal in Stockholm has rejected $6 billion in arbitration claims filed by three Cypriot companies against Ukrainian oil and gas company Ukrnafta. The court upheld an arbitration decision from Feb 4, 2021, rejecting the appeal brought by Littop Enterprises Limited, Bordo Management Limited and Bridgemont Ventures
European officials are discussing the possibility of resuming Russian pipeline gas sales to the EU as part of a broader settlement to end the war in Ukraine, unnamed sources told the Financial Times. Proponents argue that reinstating Russian gas imports could help lower Europe's energy prices, motivate Moscow
Ukraine initiated legal proceedings to enforce a sanction that would transfer the assets of Russian oil giant Tatneft to the Ukrainian state. The lawsuit named over 20 individuals and companies linked to Tatneft, including the company's management head, Rustam Minnikhanov.
The European Commission plans to continue discussions with Ukraine regarding natural gas supplies to Europe, while also involving Hungary and Slovakia in the negotiations, according to a statement shared by an EU diplomat and obtained by Reuters on Monday. "The Commission is ready to continue discussions with Ukraine on
Ukraine is ready to transit gas from Azerbaijan to western Europe, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Saturday. Azerbaijan "has a large export capacity. The export capacity is 25 billion cubic meters," Zelensky said. "We can use our infrastructure if countries in Europe need gas.
Ukrnafta CEO Serhiy Koretsky announced that his company received regulatory approvals to acquire a 51% stake in Alliance Holding, which owns a network of gas stations under the Shell brand in Ukraine. The network includes 118 operating gas stations and other properties. Financial details were not disclosed.
Ukraine's largest private power producer DTEK said on Wednesday it plans to invest €450 million to expand its Tyligulska wind farm on the Black Sea coast, marking the largest private sector investment in Ukraine since the beginning of the Russian full-scale invasion. The announcement was made after
LLC Gas TSO of Ukraine, the country's gas transmission system operator, said it has signed a memorandum of understanding with several European companies to implement the Ukraine–EU Hydrogen Corridor, a comprehensive hydrogen value chain initiative. Munich's regional energy utility Stadtwerke Munchen, Vienna's energy
DTEK Energy, a thermal power engineering arm of Ukraine's largest private power producer DTEK, said it had invested an estimated UAH 11 billion ($260 million) of its own funds in the restoration of thermal power plants (TPPs) and the operation of mines in 2024. By the end of
Metinvest, Ukraine's largest steelmaker, confirmed it has suspended operations at its Pokrovsk coal mine in the southeast of Ukraine amid shifting frontlines, power outages, and worsening security conditions. "The full impact of this suspension on the Group is currently being assessed. The asset's facilities remain
Ukraine has halted production at Pokrovsk coal mine, its sole supplier of coking coal for the country's steel industry, due to the advancing Russian forces, Reuters reported , citing two unnamed industry sources. "They have all stopped working now," one source said. "There's no
