The Ukraine Energy Support Fund has presented the results of its activities in 2023. The Fund was established by the Energy Community Secretariat, co-chaired by the European Commission, to provide support to Ukraine’s energy sector which has suffered from Russian attacks since February 2022.
The Fund has successfully concluded supply contracts valued at more than €129 million for essential equipment, materials, and services. Since its creation, the Fund has received €405 million in grants from a variety of public and private donors.
“As part of this initiative, the delivery of critical equipment – including specialised vehicles, transformers, electric switchgear, and district heating sector equipment among others – is underway. A considerable number of these items are already operational within Ukraine, offering immediate support to the energy sector and consumers,” the Energy Community Secretariat said in a press release.
The Ukraine Energy Support Fund collects contributions from governments, international organisations, and corporate donors to repair Ukraine’s critical energy infrastructure damaged by Russians.
Find out more
News
-
One thousand days of war – 1,000 days of EU support
-
EU announces €65 million pledge to support Ukraine’s school nutrition reform
-
EU boosts defence readiness with first ever financial support for common defence procurement
-
EU launches Call for EU business to invest in Ukraine’s recovery and reconstruction
-
COP29 in Baku: EU to support continued global climate action and push for ambitious finance and investment goals
-
EU and UNDP restore Serhiivskyi Lyceum in Odesa Oblast, enabling students from 12 communities to attend school in person