News - page #29

Gazprom's strategy will be to renegotiate agreements with European consumers and to completely exclude the Ukrainian gas supply route.

Russia's plans to deprive our country of profitable business and launch all bypass pipelines have not been implemented

Russia will now resort to information weapons to complete the pipeline

Europe could receive real diversification of gas supply sources

The absence of a clear definition of the procedure for interaction between the Government and the energy regulator creates risks for the NEURC’s independent and professional operation

Two companies have already agreed to test the new system’s functional

Public authorities disclose sectoral information late, incompletely and not in a machine-readable format

The cheaper cost of connecting to power grids will be visible for power plants with the capacity of over 1 MW

The radioactively contaminated area will be zoned on the basis of its possible usage scenarios

While Ukraine’s transit services are provided to European companies, buying gas from Gazprom is bilateral trade

The new unbundling law became a general law on unbundling in the energy sector, Dixi Group expert Roman Nitsovych believes

Gazprom PJSC is preparing for the scenario of stopping the transit of Russian gas through Ukraine, pumping gas to European storage facilities.

Cooperation with Western companies in the format of joint management of GTS will help Ukraine to save transit

While the sector is being transformed, specialized education is falling behind

Only 4% of the amount to be spent on subsidies is allocated for thermal modernization measures in 2020

The terms of extraction operations, rights and obligations of the parties must be made public

The Ukrainian party has full support from the European Commission in its desire to make a new contract on the basis of European principles

DTEK possesses the largest “green” power generating assets in Ukraine

DiXi Group Vice President Anton Antonenko visited CEER Customer Conference in Brussels, where the attendees exchanged opinions regarding the “clean” energy legislation or, as it is unofficially called, the “fourth energy package”

Denmark permitted construction of the second gas pipeline across the Baltic Sea, bypassing Ukraine