Weekly analytical report: March 26 – April 1 In this issue: – Although Gazprom has de jure recognized its financial obligations under the Stockholm arbitration award, de facto it continues the struggle by suing, – Ukraine has finally approved the first steps to simplify the upstream business, – German decision to grant permits for the Nord Stream 2 […]
Weekly analytical report: March 19 – March 25 In this issue: – In addition to the restrictions of the international legal nature, there are economic factors proving exclusively political motives for the construction of Russian gas pipelines, – Along with own production increase, Ukraine continues to diversify sources of gas supply, – The increase of Energoatom electricity sale […]
Write us Energy Reforms: February 2018 review The project “Enhancing impact of civil society in monitoring and policy dialogue on energy and related sectors’ reforms in line with the Association Agreement implementation” presents the monitoring report on Ukraine’s progress in the implementation of the Association Agreement with the EU in the areas of energy and […]
Weekly analytical report: March 05 – March 11 In this issue: – The gas supply crisis triggered by Gazprom’s refusal to comply with the contract has been overcome, – The transit crisis caused by Gazprom made the supporters and opponents of the Nord Stream 2 to identify their positions more clearly, – Gazprom’s intentions to early terminate the […]
Energy Reforms: December 2017 review The project “Enhancing impact of civil society in monitoring and policy dialogue on energy and related sectors’ reforms in line with the Association Agreement implementation” presents the monitoring report on Ukraine’s progress in the implementation of the Association Agreement with the EU in the areas of energy and environment for […]
Energy Reforms: January 2018 review The project “Enhancing impact of civil society in monitoring and policy dialogue on energy and related sectors’ reforms in line with the Association Agreement implementation” presents the monitoring report on Ukraine’s progress in the implementation of the Association Agreement with the EU in the areas of energy and environment for […]
Weekly analytical report: February 24 – March 04 In this issue: – Gazprom’s dissatisfaction with decisions of the Stockholm arbitration and refusal to carry out the awarded payments makes it impossible to transfer the Russian company’s relations with Naftogaz to market principles, – Gazprom-fueled crisis in gas transit has jeopardized the security of consumers not only in […]
Weekly analytical report: February 19 – February 25 In this issue: – The lack of final decisions on reforming gas pricing for households jeopardises cooperation with the IMF, – Another important step expected from Ukraine is the launch of competition for GTS management partner, – Foreign investors are interested not only in solar and wind energy, but also […]
Annual report dixi group 2017 The publication is issued within the grant for organizational development supported by the Open Society Initiative for Europe (OSIFE), as well as within the Think Tank Development Initiative for Ukraine, implemented by the International Renaissance Foundation in partnership with the Open Society Initiative for Europe (OSIFE) with financial support from […]
Weekly analytical report: February 12 – February 18 In this issue: – Uncompetitive approaches of Gazprom result in further international disputes and potential financial losses for Russia, – The pace of monetizing the housing subsidies at the level of end-consumers jeopardizes the whole energy sector, – The renewable energy sector in Ukraine shows steady growth. You can purchase […]
Weekly analytical report: February 05 – February 11 In this issue: – Continued reforms of the the gas market, namely resolving the issues of payments, could increase the interest of potential partners in the TSO business; – The Russian pipeline projects face legal, market and financial challenges due to their purely political nature; […]
Weekly analytical report: January 29 – February 04 In this issue: – The issues of the European energy security, which may be jeopardized by the Nord Stream 2, are more of a concern for the United States than the EU; – The government still takes no decision on introducing competitive gas prices for households; this move, in […]