News - page #19

Government agencies must become a “single” voice talking in a language understandable for the EU

The adoption of the draft laws 4403 and 4404 in their present form poses a number of threats to stable operation of Ukraine’s housing and utilities sector and to fulfilment of commitments under the Ukraine-EU Association Agreement

On December 17, 2020, the results of the first study of the Energy Transparency Index for the three Eastern Partnership countries - Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia - were presented

2017 concept # 733 was not implemented. Key targets were not achieved, the action plan remained unfulfilled

DiXi Group has analyzed energy sectors and identified regulatory gaps that lead to distortions of competition and increase corruption risks in the industry

One of the tasks for the next year should be to improve the dialogue between the participants of the energy markets

In order to achieve significant effect in decarbonization of the economy, the government will have to take into account certain important aspects of filling the Decarbonization Fund, DiXi Group expert Daryna Kulaha wrote in her commentary.

The rating will be updated on a regular basis, and in the future, may be expanded to include gas suppliers

When developing production sharing agreements, concrete conditions at national level must be taken into account

Energy Policy Tracker monitors changes in energy policy of G20 and other countries during the crisis caused by COVID-19

Ukraine has direct interest in implementing infrastructure projects in the Caspian Sea region which exclude Russia as an influential player

The law on changing the system of RES support provided for payment of at least 20% of the cost of generated green electricity from the state budget, but the draft budget for 2021 did not include these costs

The implementation of the action plan may increase the EU’s GDP by additional 0.5% by 2030

The Government should form a list of potential projects for cooperation within the framework of the Roadmap for cooperation between Ukraine and the EU in implementing the green course

Nord Stream 2 stop should be part of the EU’s “single voice”

The brochure explains how the new gas market operates and how to change a supplier.

Suppliers can offer consumers various products that have difference price, delivery period, payment terms, etc.

The majority of Europeans believe that the EU’s task is to overcome energy poverty and implement better price offers/

Presently, Ukraine has sufficient fuel stocks and is able to diversify deliveries

By the end of August, the document will be reviewed in an intra-ministerial process. In September, the updated document shall be discussed in a comprehensive stakeholder process