News for 2018 en

DiXi Group think tank welcomes the Government’s decision to update the Action Plan implementing the Concept for Development of Ukraine’s Gas Production Industry by 2020.

From now on, the national Reports of Ukraine within the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative are available in the format of open data. This information was published by the Ministry of Energy and Coal Mining on the website data.gov.ua.

President of the DiXi Group Analytical Center Olena Pavlenko took part in the round table covering Ukraine’s energy security

Тhe President of the DiXi Group Analytical Center Olena Pavlenko participated in a meeting with Edward Chow, senior fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.

On 18 September, the Law “On Ensuring Transparency in the Extractive Industries” was adopted at the morning session of the Verkhovna Rada in the second reading. 244 MPs voted for the Law, 0 – against, abstained – 3.

DiXi Group analytical center President Olena Pavlenko and Vice President Anton Antonenko met with the U.S. Assistant Secretary on Energy Resources Francis Fannon. The meeting took place on July 23 at the analytical center’s office. Representatives of the American Chamber of Commerce in Ukraine, the American-Ukrainian Business Council and the Association of Gas Producers of Ukraine joined the meeting. The participants discussed the state of reforms in Ukraine’s energy sector.

President of DiXi Group Think Tank Olena Pavlenko joined the discussion on the methodology for monitoring and evaluating the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative in Ukraine (EITI). The event was held for members of the Multilateral Stakeholder Group (MSG) and the EITI Secretariat, with the support of GIZ in Ukraine.

According to the Transparify Financial Transparency rating, DiXi Group Think Tank received 5 stars out of 5 possible. Such a rating indicates that the organization discloses information about all donors, funding amounts, implemented projects, activities and studies.

Ministry of Energy and Coal Industry, State Service for Geology and Subsoil, as well as the State Fiscal Service supported the reporting of extractive companies for each project (special permit).