DiXi Group is a Ukrainian think tank working in  the field of energy and climate

DiXi Group is a Ukrainian think tank working in
the field of energy and climate

We contribute to the modernization of the energy sector and the development of a competitive and green economy of Ukraine within the EU.

Our team initiates and supports the implementation of reforms through sustainable development, decarbonization, good governance, transparency and competition on markets.

Russian War Against Ukraine: Energy Dimension | DiXi Group Alert – weekly review
Russian War Against Ukraine: Energy Dimension | DiXi Group Alert – weekly review

The weekly review reflects a complete publicly available picture in the gas and electricity sectors, informs about the consequences of attacks on infrastructure, emergency situations, repair work, nuclear and radiation safety, transit of energy carriers through the territory of the state, countermeasures by companies and the government in the conditions of military aggression of Russia. The review is prepared on the basis of analyzed messages from more than 100 open official primary sources.

January 26 – February 1

Key Outcomes of the Energy Security Dialogue 2025:
Key Outcomes of the Energy Security Dialogue 2025:

The New DNA of Energy Security

Development of interconnectors, green solutions, and equipment protection: 

key topics discussed at the Ukrainian Energy Security Dialogue 2025

Olena Pavlenko at Chatham House: It’s time to make russia pay for the destruction of Ukraine’s energy sector

Accelerating the delivery of international assistance, creating stockpiles of equipment, and deploying local generation solutions – these are the steps that can help not only Ukraine but also lay the groundwork for stronger energy security across the EU. This was stated by the President of DiXi Group during the Chatham House discussion “Russia’s Attacks on […]

06 February 2026

“Mindichgate” became a catalyst for a major overhaul of corporate governance in the energy sector – RRR4U

One of the areas of reform that is important in both numerous IMF programs and EU support programs is the introduction of effective corporate governance. Much has been done at the legislative level, but there is still a long way to go. Today, Ukraine is making another leap forward in appointing supervisory boards to increase […]

05 February 2026

Electricity imports to Ukraine reached a historic high in January

According to Energy Map data, electricity imports to Ukraine in January 2026 increased by 40% compared to December, reaching 894.5 GWh. This is the highest monthly figure since the launch of the new electricity market in July 2019 (historical daily data prior to that period are not publicly available). No electricity exports were carried out. For […]

04 February 2026

Ukraine is not implementing a significant portion of the reforms under the IMF and Ukraine Facility programs. This could cost the country $115 billion, according to the RRR4U consortium

Despite the approval of a new IMF program at the end of last year, Ukraine is showing significant negative dynamics in fulfilling its commitments, which affects access to financing in the amount of more than $115 billion. This was stated by experts from the RRR4U analytical consortium during the presentation of the 23-rd monitoring of […]

04 February 2026

Analytics

Monitoring implementation of the IMF program and EU assistance (January 2025)

The current IMF program is in limbo due to the failure of the parliament and the government to fulfill key commitments. There is no progress on the implementation of Prior Actions for the new program, which blocks access to USD 8.2 bn from the IMF and about EUR 90 bn from the EU. Without these […]

06 February 2026

Russian War Against Ukraine: Energy Dimension | DiXi Group Alert – weekly review

January 26 – February 1 In January 2026, Russia used more than 6,000 strike drones, about 5,500 guided aerial bombs, and 158 missiles of various types against Ukraine’s energy system and critical infrastructure, according to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Cogeneration plants with a capacity of at least 1 GW are expected to be installed in 2026, […]

03 February 2026

Russian War Against Ukraine: Energy Dimension | DiXi Group Alert – weekly review

January 19 – 25 On the nights of January 20 and 24, Russia carried out its fifth and sixth massive attacks on Ukraine’s energy system since the beginning of the year, using 714 UAVs and 55 missiles. Air defense forces destroyed 93% of the targets. Significant damage to power generation and networks was recorded. Since October […]

27 January 2026

Structural Barriers to Sanctions Relief: Why U.S. Energy Leadership Requires Limiting Russian Supplies

 Summary In 2022, international sanctions were imposed by the G7 members and other nations in response to Russia’s full-scale aggression against Ukraine. The legal basis for these measures was Russia’s numerous and serious violations of international law, breaches of the fundamental obligation to respect state sovereignty and territorial integrity, and mass atrocities committed in Bucha, […]

22 January 2026

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Key strategies of DiXi Group activities

Key strategies of DiXi Group activities

1

Policy analysis and advising

We prepare up-to-date analytical materials and studies that respond to challenges, are based on verified information and help to make decisions at the highest level

2

Advocacy

We provide useful and practical recommendations to government decision-makers, thereby contributing to the implementation of new standards of governance in the field of energy and climate policy

3

Developing tools to improve reforms

We contribute to the modernization of the energy sector and decarbonization of Ukraine’s economy by participating in the development of strategic documents

 

4

Raising awareness

Our activities are aimed at informing international partners, media and society about the challenges and ways to support the Ukrainian energy sector on the path of green transformation

 

5

Stakeholder education

We educate market participants, government officials, and media, sharing our many years of experience in the energy and climate sectors, as well as our analytical insights into European regulation and best management practices

6

Partnership

We coordinate efforts with key stakeholders involved in the modernization of the energy sector and the development of a competitive green economy in Ukraine within the EU integration to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of joint actions