Nov 11 (Interfax) - All Ukrainian regions must approve and present their energy independence passports by the end of this year, indicating the generation capacity they need for sustainable power supply,
Such a transition would not only strengthen the resilience of its infrastructure against future Russian threats but also accelerate its integration into the Western energy market, advancing both
In 2024, about 20% of all Ukrainian companies invested in renewable energy sources (RES), compared with only 6% in 2023. Even more businesses—around 40%—say they plan to
“We have to become an energy-independent state in full.” Ukraine''s electricity system faces severe challenges from persistent Russian attacks, which Moscow has significantly intensified
Ukraine faces unique challenges in the energy sector, but I am
To support a green and sustainable energy transition in Ukraine, it is crucial to eschew investment projects that could trap Ukraine in lock-in situations and instead promote a new,
Ukraine''s energy system remains under severe strain, and nuclear plants are still partially discharged as of Feb. 8 following Russia''s mass attack on Ukraine''s power grid overnight on Feb. 7.
The issue of energy independence has become especially relevant for Ukraine amid the ongoing energy crisis, deepened by geopolitical factors and the urgent need for sustainable
Ukraine faces unique challenges in the energy sector, but I am confident that our path to energy independence is realistic and achievable. Now, more than ever, it is important not only to
The Ukrainian energy sector has proved to be a key element in the struggle for its sovereignty against Russian aggression.
As Ukraine rebuilds its energy infrastructure, embracing decentralisation and microgrids is crucial for enhancing energy security, resilience and independence. However, overcoming legislative
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