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How changes in the method of publishing the energy sector’s open data affect the perception of reality by journalists and the public at large, and what steps the government is going to take in this regard – these were the topics addressed by representatives of the government, civil society and mass media during the online discussion “(Un)open data in the energy sector”, held on 16 February by DiXi Group and OpenUp Ukraine community.
The attendees discussed, in particular, the impact of the EITI on changes in the extractive sector in view of the global transformation of economy and energy sector due to climate change, and also, the energy transition and “ecologization” of extractive industries.
EITI reports from companies are becoming more complete every year, but there is still not enough data in open sources.
Contract disclosure is key to tackling the corruption marring the extractive industries The article of PWYP It is clear that no country or sector is immune to corruption. However, according to the , one in five cases of transnational bribery occur in the extractive sector. This is particularly concerning as we move to a low carbon world, requiring an […]
The Ranking of Electricity Suppliers becomes a benchmark for market participants DiXi Group expert Bohdan Serebrennikov took part in the Energy Market Challenges round table held on 8 October. The event was organized by Energy Union, a civil society organization that brings together suppliers at free prices, universal service providers, traders, energy producers and consumers […]
The International Energy Transparency Index expands the range of participating countries and becomes an established practice. Additionally to Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia, experts will scrutinize the energy sector of EU member Romania. The project is implemented by think tank Dixi Group with the financial support of the European Union and Black Sea Trust for Regional Cooperation.
DiXi Group expert analyzes disclosure of PSAs at an MSG meeting On 6 July, Olha Polunina, Manager for Sustainable Development at DiXi Group, presented an analysis of the situation with disclosure of extraction contracts in Ukraine and the world during a meeting of the Multi-Stakeholder Group (MSG). Speaking at the meeting, she pointed out the […]
The International Energy Transparency Index Should Become a Permanent Practice – Experts On December 17, 2020, the results of the first study of the Energy Transparency Index for the three Eastern Partnership countries – Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia – were presented The more transparency, the more trust. Transparency is a key factor that shows the […]
On 1 December 2020, a general meeting of civil society representatives was held to set up a Multi-Stakeholder Group to oversee the implementation of the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (hereinafter referred to as the EITI MSG), which should be comprised of representatives of the public, business and government.
DiXi Group experts analyzed the effectiveness of public spending on the restructuring of the coal industry during 2015-2020.
Presentation “International energy transparency index 2020: sector openness test – positive or negative?” Date: December 17, 2020Time: 11.00am -1.30 pm (Kyiv time)Venue: Zoom platformInterpretation: Russian-English, simultaneous translation On December 17, 2020 there will be organized a presentation of the International Energy Transparency Index 2020, which assesses the real state of information available in the sector diagnoses gaps and identifies energy “black boxes”. 2 years ago DiXi Group […]