EITI in Ukraine: How to Manage Resources Efficiently. Day 2
24.02.2017
The RRR4U consortium held a discussion entitled “Two Years of Ukraine Facility: Results and Challenges”, during which representatives of the government, parliament, and European Commission discussed the interim results of the implementation of the EU’s key financial support program for Ukraine. Participants focused on the progress of all three components of the Ukraine Facility – […]
Four years have passed since russia turned Europe’s largest nuclear power plant into a military facility. The occupation of the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant became part of the Kremlin’s strategy to use nuclear energy as an instrument of war and geopolitical pressure. This was made possible by the state nuclear corporation Rosatom, operating at the […]
It is becoming increasingly difficult for Ukraine to make decisions aimed at reform and fulfilling its commitments to partners, which could become critical for financial and economic stability. This was stated by experts from the RRR4U consortium during a presentation on the monitoring of the implementation of the new IMF program and Ukraine’s Plan under […]
According to Energy Map data, electricity imports to Ukraine in February 2026 increased by 41% compared to January, reaching 1262.8 GWh. This marked a new monthly import record since the launch of the new electricity market*. Electricity exports have been absent for three consecutive months. For comparison, in February 2025, imports amounted to 244.2 GWh […]
According to Energy Map, between February 23 and March 1, electricity imports into Ukraine decreased by 2% compared to the previous week – to 306.8 GWh. There was no electricity export during this period. During the week, russia continued its attacks on Ukraine’s energy system. In particular, on February 26 another massive attack took place, causing emergency outages […]
According to analysts at DiXi Group, since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, russia has carried out at least 64 massive attacks* on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. During these attacks, approximately 12,700 attack UAVs and 2,900 missiles of various types were used – from cruise missiles, which are deployed most frequently, to ballistic missiles, which are […]
