The war has profoundly transformed Ukraine’s energy sector. More than 50% of the country’s energy infrastructure has been destroyed or damaged. Almost all thermal and hydropower plants have suffered varying degrees of destruction from Russian missile and drone attacks, leaving many cities and communities without electricity or heat supply. Before the full-scale invasion, Ukraine’s […]
After the July scandal with anti-corruption bodies, the Ukrainian authorities abruptly shifted their stance and resumed fulfilling their commitments. President Zelensky stressed that fighting corruption and moving towards the EU must remain priorities. The government also finally appointed the head of the Bureau of Economic Security (BES). All this became an important signal to European […]
MONITORING OF UKRAINE’S NATIONAL ENERGY AND CLIMATE PLAN (NECP) Q2 2025 SUMMARY The assessment of the National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP) implementation is performed on the basis of 205 indicators for all 144 policies and measures, both existing and planned as defined by Regulation (EU) 2018/1999. Existing policies and measures include those implemented and […]
Monitoring of the implementation of the IMF program and the Ukraine Plan (July 2025) The logic of Ukraine’s key partners — “money in exchange for reforms” — is to stimulate changes that are critically needed by Ukraine itself. And this logic will only intensify. The IMF programme and Ukraine Facility are markers of trust for […]
Step-by-Step Plan for Energy Efficient Reconstruction in Ukraine Since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion, Ukraine’s energy sector has been one of the main targets of continuous attacks. With periodic missile and drone attacks on the energy infrastructure, Ukraine lost over half of its pre-war generating capacities, and circa 50% of electricity transmission infrastructure has […]
Policy Brief “Supporting Ukraine’s Energy Sector: Keeping Ukraine’s Accession to the EU in Sight” The energy sector in Ukraine has faced unparalleled challenges in recent years. Russian aggression against Ukraine, including the occupation of strategic assets and extensive infrastructure damage, has brought the country’s energy systems to the brink. As of November 2024, the shortfall […]
European Future of Ukraine: Environment, Energy, and Post-War Reconstruction through the Eyes of Citizens Based on the results of a nationwide sociological survey conducted in September 2024, we present the main findings and our recommendations for taking into account the opinion of Ukrainians in processes related to environmental and climate reforms, energy policy, post-war […]
“Energy Efficiency in Green Recovery: Best Practices and Opportunities for Ukraine” Analytical report Energy efficiency is becoming an extremely relevant topic for Ukraine as the main road to post-war recovery and strengthening of the national economy. The introduction of the latest technologies through the reconstruction will not only reduce the energy bills, but will also […]
Policy brief “Ukraine energy sector recovery: mitigating corruption risks” In cooperation with the European Union Anti-Corruption Initiative in Ukraine (EUACI), DiXi Group think tank has prepared a on the key risks in the management of recovery process of the energy sector. The analysis and recommendations provided focus on optimization of anti-corruption measures during the planning […]
Ukraine Recovery Cookbook 2023 Why Ukraine Recovery Cookbook is Necessary We hope that the “Ukraine Recovery Cookbook” will be useful to both donors in preparing aid projects and to Ukrainian developers and project implementers on the ground. However, first and foremost, this book is intended for those who are currently discussing the principles, priorities, and […]
How to rebuild a “green” country: recommendations for Ukraine’s recovery The document describes war damage and macroeconomic stability, international assistance. Analysts give recommendations for horizontal reforms, recovery in the sectoral dimension, assistance sharing. Download the document The material was prepared with the support of the International Renaissance Foundation within the framework of the project “Supporting […]
Priorities for Ukraine’s post-war energy recovery from DiXi Group Supervisory Board (summary II) DiXi Group Supervisory Board members met on September 16, 2022, to identify further immediate steps for ensuring stronger energy security and resilience in the short-term perspective, especially for the winter season. Also, the board members Janez Kopac, Marc-Antoine Eyl-Mazzega, Georg Zachmann, and […]