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Earlier, it was expected that this draft law will be voted on in the first quarter of 2020

Today’s electricity market is not yet the one we’re striving for

Not all investors are happy with the government’s memorandum, seeing violation of the terms on which investments were made in Ukraine’s “green energy”

Cooperation within the framework of the Joint Statement will allow Ukraine to adopt Germany’s experience in the successful transformation of the coal industry and work actively with international partners to create a new economy in the coal-mining regions.

European integration and implementation of the European Green Deal goals in Ukraine will open many opportunities for Ukraine.

President of DiXi Group: European Green Deal should become a part of Ukrainian life

With the help of a data hub, suppliers could analyze the history of consumption and payments of a potential customer and make reasoned decisions - to work with such a consumer or not. Such a step would reduce the risks borne by the new supplier and thus reduce the markup.

Incentive pricing will help to find an investment resource to upgrade networks

It is extremely important to protect household consumers in the event of bankruptcy of the supplier or refusal to provide services

On June 10, 2020, the European-Ukrainian Energy Agency and the Ukrainian Wind Energy Association signed a compromise memorandum with the Government of Ukraine

The US sanctions have already proven effective, stopping the project at 94% readiness

Unbundling - according to the principle and rules of the EU - is one of the reforms arising from the EU-Ukraine Association Agreement

Ukraine needs highly maneuverable capacities, but currently has only TPPs and water generation for maneuvering

Currently, there are no preconditions for the separation of tariffs into commodity and transport components

Europe made its choice in favor of “green” policies and is rapidly moving toward new standards, and that’s what Ukraine has to bear in mind when making decisions regarding both new strategies and tactical anti-crisis measures.

If Ukraine wants to continue integrating into the EU’s energy area, integration of its energy and environmental policy must be given the priority on the country’s agenda.

DiXi Group experts Roman Nitsovych and Anastasia Synytsia said in their commentary that the decision of German regulatory authority, BNetzA, concerning the legal framework in which Nord Stream 2 can operate represents an interim victory of Ukraine, Ukrainian Energy reports.

We need to build a trilateral interaction: Ukrainian government, European Commission and Energy Community. Eng

The Ministry of Energy and Environmental Protection continues to work on harmonizing Ukrainian legislation with European standards, which would create favorable conditions for integration of Ukrainian markets.

The government must consider a draft law on creating oil stocks and submit it to the parliament