DiXi Group - Weekly analytical report: February 4

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13.02.2019

Weekly analytical report: February 4 – February 10 2019

In this issue:

– The compromise version of amendments to the Gas Directive does not take the threats posed by construction of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline off agenda,

– Amid the ongoing confrontation between the government and DSOs (oblgazy),Naftogaz Group undergoes structural and staff changes,

– Reform of the electricity market does move on, albeit at a slow pace.

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Disclosure of resource extraction contracts is important for Ukraine’s compliance with international environmental conventions

Olha Polunina

Manager for Sustainable Development

Disclosure of resource extraction contracts is important for Ukraine’s compliance with international environmental conventions

Ukraine has time until July 2022 to submit a plan of action, including a time schedule, and until October 2023 to provide a detailed progress report.

Ukraine Follows a Fossil Fuel Recovery Pathway

Yuliia Oharenko

expert of the DiXi Group project “Promoting Ukraine's Participation in the European Green Deal in the fields of energy and environment”

Ukraine Follows a Fossil Fuel Recovery Pathway

Despite multiple political statements supporting the European Green Deal and announced plans for the development of a joint with the EU Roadmap, Ukraine is moving in an opposite direction. These are the results of Energy Policy Tracker

The “Augean stables” of the extractive sector: is there any progress?

The practice of procuring special extraction permits and then sitting idle on them for decades is unacceptable from the viewpoint of Ukraine’s energy independence and national security, raising budget revenues and the country’s investment attractiveness.