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Why is Ukraine investing €140 million in energy storage?

The €140 million total investment aims to enhance power grid stability, bolstering Ukraine’s energy security and independence. The project will be the biggest operational energy storage portfolio in Eastern Europe at the time of commissioning.

What are the current reforms in the energy sector in Ukraine?

The current reforms in the energy sector in Ukraine seek to promote the further development of the country’s energy complex and its European integration, as well as to ensure compliance with EU norms and standards and to form well-functioning markets for natural gas and electricity with transparent pricing and appropriate consumer protection.

How does EU integration strengthen Ukraine's energy security?

The implementation of EU legislation and the introduction of EU standards supported and accelerated some positive changes in the energy sector, shored up the country’s energy security, and enhanced the quality of services to domestic consumers. EU integration to strengthen the energy security of Ukraine

Is Ukraine a part of the European Energy Community?

In 2011, Ukraine joined the European Energy Community and thus confirmed its intention to become a part of the EU energy market and to build a competitive domestic energy market with strong ties to its European neighbors.

Is Ukraine a priority partner for a climate-neutral Europe by 2050?

Recently, the European Union recognized Ukraine as the priority partner for the Hydrogen Strategy for a climate-neutral Europe by 2050. Today, the Hydrogen Strategy for Ukraine is already being developed, including ongoing assessment of the gas transmission system in terms of its potential use for hydrogen transportation to the EU.

What are the long-term Ukraine–EU and Ukraine–NATO forums?

Launching long-term Ukraine–EU and Ukraine–NATO forums to discuss regional energy security and to support the development of a legal and regulatory framework, and plan actions to return assets and resources seized as a result of the temporary occupation of some Ukrainian territories by the Russian Federation.