Why russian aggression in Azov Sea area is important for Nord Stream 2 case On Sunday, November 25, 2018, Russia has seized three Ukrainian naval ships off the coast of Russia-annexed Crimea. After ramming into, fire was opened on Ukrainian ships, as the result of which six sailors were wounded, and all crew members – […]
What does the Government plan to do to increase gas production? (infographics) In October, the Government updated its Action Plan to implement the Concept for the Development of Ukraine’s Gas Extractive Industry by 2020. The updated Action Plan aims to increase the transparency of the gas industry and improve the quality of its regulation.Among other […]
Infographics about the Law 6229 ‘On ensuring transparency in extractive industries’ DiXi Group prepared the infographics about the Law 6229 ‘On ensuring transparency in extractive industries’. The main purpose of infographics is to tell about how this law works briefly and accessibly. Ukraine’s national parliament passed the widely-backed Law 6229 ‘On ensuring transparency in extractive industries’ on 18 September […]
Weekly analytical report: November 5 – 11 In this issue: – Ukraine was again pointed at the unsatisfactory progress in reforming the energysector, – The differences in positions between the government and Naftogaz managementbecome more and more obvious, – Continued reforms in the extractive sector would incentivize companies to increaseproduction. You can purchase subscription for the DiXi Group […]
Weekly analytical report: October 15 – October 21 In this issue: – Economic recovery in Ukraine is accompanied by the growing gas demand, – The delay in corporatization of Ukrenergo threatens to postpone the launch of new electricity market model, – Fuel prices are growing in Ukraine as oil prices rise and the UAH loses its value. You […]
Weekly analytical report: October 1 – October 7 In this issue: – While Russia makes every effort to make Nord Stream 2 come true, Ukraine is busy with expediting the matter of gas system management and counts on new lawsuits against Gazprom, – The arrival of the heating season accelerates the process of resolving the issues that […]
Weekly analytical report: September 24 – September 30 In this issue: – The future of gas transit via Ukraine remains uncertain as the negotiations continue, – As the upcoming heating season is near, optimization of the housing subsidies system becomes a subject of heated debates, – The absence of sufficient reserves and low diversification of petroleum products imports […]
Weekly analytical report: September 17 – September 23 In this issue: – Adoption of the important law on transparency in extractive industries would allow for better control of local budget revenues from oil and gas production, – Network integration, market reform and cybersecurity are the key priorities in the electricity sector, – International partners continue voicing their support […]
Weekly analytical report: September 3 – September 9 In this issue: – In view of the IMF unchanged position on energy prices, the Cabinet of Ministers is starting a preparation for the raise of gas prices for households, – The regulator is optimistic about the launch of a new electricity market, having already adopted 90% of bylaws […]
Weekly report: August 27 – September 2 In this issue: – While certain EU member states are pursuing their efforts to oppose the Nord Stream 2 project on the political level, Russia’s Gazprom continues to litigate Naftogaz, – In contrast to the activity of Naftogaz and the Antimonopoly Committee, the Cabinet of Ministers is still struggling to […]
Weekly analytical report: July 23 – July 29 In this issue: – Ukraine is trying to attract investments and the IMF support through anti-corruption steps, – Despite the need to continue cooperation with the IMF, the government still hopes of avoiding the growth of gas prices for households, – Ukrainian oil market continues to be a field where […]
Weekly analytical report: July 9 – July 15 In this issue: – The trend of more frequent dispute resolution among players of energy markets by judicial rather than conventional manner is a positive signal for foreign investors, – Ukraine continues to look for ways to increase sustainability of renewable energy development and new mechanisms for its financing, […]