Amendments to the Law on EITI were discussed Representatives of DiXi Group took part in an online discussion of amendments to the Law of Ukraine On Ensuring Transparency in Extractive Industries (EITI). The event took place on May 29 as part of the subcommittee on gas, gas transportation sector and gas supply policy of the […]
Transparent benefits How the Law on Ensuring Transparency in Extractive Industries was adopted in Ukraine – DiXi Group success story “Transparent benefits – legislation with EITI Standard”
DiXi Group President Olena Pavlenko was elected as a representative from the Eurasian Region to the Global Council of Publish What You Pay, an international coalition of NGOs working to increase the transparency of the extractive industries and implement the EITI.
The Ministry of Energy and Environmental Protection began to digitalize data. From now on, information concerning economic activity in the extractive sector will be gathered, analyzed, verified and published in electronic form using the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) portal. DiXi Group representatives attend the presentation of the EITI portal
On 22 November, the Ministry of Energy and Environmental Protection hosted a meeting of the Multi-Stakeholder Group for Implementation of EITI (MSG), chaired by DiXi Group President Olena Pavlenko.
During a seminar on preparation for validation of Ukraine’s EITI Report held on 29-30 October in Kyiv, DiXi Group expert Taras Tkachuk presented a study of the role played by the national oil and gas company in the sector’s development.
Speaking at the round table “Gas production and sustainable development of communities: challenges and prospects” held on 22 October in Poltava, DiXi Group expert Olha Polunina addressed the problems of distributing environmental tax and the prospects of reforming it. The event was held by New Energy CSO and the Energy Transparency Association as part of the “EITI in Ukraine for efficient local governance” initiative.
Implementation of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) at local level was in the focus of discussion at the seminar held by DiXi Group in Kyiv on 19-20 September. During the two-day seminar, the attendees – members of the Energy Transparency Association, civil servants and representatives of the extractive sector – discussed key topics of MSG, analyzed major challenges to EITI implementation at local level, and devised the ways of overcoming them.
DiXi Group representatives took part in strategic session of EnergoTransparency Association, which took place in Kyiv on 15-16 July.
DiXi Group President Olena Pavlenko joined efforts with the Interagency Commission for Production Sharing Agreements (PSA) as an external expert to evaluate applications for PSA tenders. The external expert’s duties included evaluation of bidder applications along with Interagency Commission members and participation in the review of applications to determine potential winners.
Increasing dependence on external supply of petroleum products, primarily from the Customs Union countries, necessitates accelerating the work on the creation of the minimum oil and petroleum products stocks in Ukraine, as provided for by EU Directive 2009/119/EC.
The National Agency on Corruption Prevention has approved the Anti-Corruption Program of the Ministry of Energy and Coal Industry of Ukraine for 2018-2020. The corresponding decision of the department refers to it.