DiXi Group - Battle for rent. What happened at the “budget” night?

Mariia Melnyk

Specialist for European Integration Programs

Battle for rent. What happened at the “budget” night?

On December 21 the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine adopted the State Budget of Ukraine for 2017. The decision-making was traditionally accompanied by disputes, search for voices and political arrangements. That night was also marked with the two laws from the "budget package" that have a direct impact on oil and gas production. What impact will it have? Let's try to understand.

28 DECEMBER 2016 read on

Mariia Melnyk

Specialist for European Integration Programs

‘OPAL’ of Discord. Why the EU supports Gazprom’s anti-Ukrainian plans?

The recent decision of the European Commission allowing Gazprom to use more capacity of the German OPAL pipeline has created a swirl in media. Due to this decision, Russia will be able to supply more gas through the Nord Streampipeline and less through the Ukrainian gas transmission system.

10 NOVEMBER 2016 read on

Mariia Melnyk

Specialist for European Integration Programs

Open Contract: One More Step to Make Extraction More Transparent

A scandal related to selection of companies to develop one of the largest nontraditional gas fields – Yuzivska field – once again stressed the importance of the issue of transparency in the industry. Taking into consideration that the tender was won by Yuzgaz B.V., a company created only one month before the competition was announced, many politicians and experts grew suspicious about the validity of its intentions concerning the work in the field. In particular, the Verkhovna Rada called upon the government to provide complete information on an investor of Yuzivska field.

01 NOVEMBER 2016 read on

Taras Tkachuk

Management and Promotion Specialist

Transparent Work of Extractive Companies – Prerequisite of Direct Foreign Investments

One of the specialized companies recently declared that the tax burden and absence of deregulation measures reduce investment attractiveness of oil and gas extractive industries.

01 NOVEMBER 2016 read on

Roman Nitsovych

Research Director

Let’s Look for “Black Boxes”!

DiXi Group analysts started development of an all-encompassing online map of the energy sector of Ukraine, which will help identify and disclose hidden information (so-called "black boxes"). This project has to show graphically how energy markets function and where the largest corruption risks are concentrated.

27 SEPTEMBER 2016 read on

Anton Antonenko

Vice President of the DiXi Group

We Plan to Normalize Information in Energy Sector

The Transparent Energy project implemented with the financial support of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) aims at normalizing information in the energy sector. It envisages kind of "deep cleaning" – on the one hand, it is necessary to propose a simple logic of information provision understandable for the majority of consumers.

26 SEPTEMBER 2016 read on

Mariia Melnyk

Specialist for European Integration Programs

Sustainable Legal Framework to Regulate Transparency in Extractive Industries as a Basis for Establishing a Dialogue and Raising Investments

The “offshore” scandal, the notorious investigation of Onyshchenko case and the recent decision on the investor in Yuzivska field much increased the importance of ensuring transparency in the extractive business.

08 AUGUST 2016 read on

Taras Tkachuk

Management and Promotion Specialist

The Law on Information Disclosure will Make Extractive Companies’ Reporting More Conscious

Ukraine seeks to introduce best international standards and integrate into the European community. According to Mr. Taras Tkachuk, expert at Dixi Group think tank, the energy industry is one of the key elements of the Ukrainian economy. Therefore, the introduction of transparency standards is an important step towards the implementation of the necessary reforms.

27 JULY 2016 read on

Olena Pavlenko

President of DiXi Group

The Draft Law on the NEPURC has Become the Subject of Political Bargaining

Why was this draft Law important for the regulator? How will political bargaining around one of the key draft Laws relating to the European integration impact EU–Ukraine relations in the future? Why is the adoption of this draft Law still possible? Mrs. Olena Pavlenko, President of DiXi Group think tank, will answer these and other questions live on hromadske.tv.

15 JULY 2016 read on

Taras Tkachuk

Management and Promotion Specialist

Unbundling of Naftogaz will Commence Following the Arbitration with Gazprom

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine recently approved the model of unbundling of Naftogaz of Ukraine NJSC. Mr. Taras Tkachuk, DiXi Group’s analyst, commented on this important step for the Ukrainian energy.

04 ЛИПНЯ 2016 read on

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‘OPAL’ of Discord. Why the EU supports Gazprom’s anti-Ukrainian plans?

Mariia Melnyk

Open Contract: One More Step to Make Extraction More Transparent

Taras Tkachuk

Transparent Work of Extractive Companies – Prerequisite of Direct Foreign Investments

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Let’s Look for “Black Boxes”!

Anton Antonenko

We Plan to Normalize Information in Energy Sector

Mariia Melnyk

Sustainable Legal Framework to Regulate Transparency in Extractive Industries as a Basis for Establishing a Dialogue and Raising Investments

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The Law on Information Disclosure will Make Extractive Companies’ Reporting More Conscious

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The Draft Law on the NEPURC has Become the Subject of Political Bargaining

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Unbundling of Naftogaz will Commence Following the Arbitration with Gazprom

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Battle for rent. What happened at the “budget” night?

‘OPAL’ of Discord. Why the EU supports Gazprom’s anti-Ukrainian plans?

Open Contract: One More Step to Make Extraction More Transparent

Transparent Work of Extractive Companies – Prerequisite of Direct Foreign Investments

Let’s Look for “Black Boxes”!

We Plan to Normalize Information in Energy Sector

Sustainable Legal Framework to Regulate Transparency in Extractive Industries as a Basis for Establishing a Dialogue and Raising Investments

The Law on Information Disclosure will Make Extractive Companies’ Reporting More Conscious

The Draft Law on the NEPURC has Become the Subject of Political Bargaining

Unbundling of Naftogaz will Commence Following the Arbitration with Gazprom

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