Join us to
rebuild Ukraine’s
energy system
PROJECTS OF OUR SIGNATORIES
We are a wide coalition of international stakeholders united in our desire to accelerate the recovery and development of the Ukrainian energy sector.
Our both local and international members are working together to share and consolidate expertise, create new decarbonisation road maps for Ukraine and accelerate development of new projects and capital deployment.
Ukraine Energy Initiative is open to willing partners, who are committed to our principles and goals.
You can familiarize yourself with the projects of our signatories by clicking on the categories below.
Energy supply and trading
Biofuels
EV charging
Natural gas
Nuclear energy
Other clean technologies
Ukraine can, and I am sure will, definitely become a green energy hub for Europe
Volodymyr Zelenskyy
President of Ukraine
Why we need this initiative
The scale and complexity of Ukraine Recovery requires galvanizing effort from all stakeholders. Only through coordination and cooperation of all willing partners Ukraine can succeed.
TASK FORCES
We are convening experts and decision-makers in dedicated taskforces to help enable these aspects of the recovery.
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ENERGY TRANSITION
Accelerating transition to clean power generation (e.g. renewables, nuclear) and driving electrification by creating a resilient and sustainable energy ecosystem.
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POWER GRID & FLEXIBILITY
Enabling energy transition and electrification by ensuring grid modernization and investment along with development of flexibility solutions in the energy system.
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LOW-CARBON FUELS
Driving growth in the demand for and supply of biofuels, clean hydrogen and natural gas, coupled with introduction of practical, demonstrable projects.
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FINANCING & INSURANCE
Provide better access to debt capital to accelerate the recovery and ensure sustainable investment projects receive adequate financing and necessary insurance guarantees for investors.
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SUSTAINABLE SUPPLY CHAINS
Reimagine and create entirely new sustainable industries, products, services, and supply chains in Ukraine, while in parallel helping transition existing systems.
COMING NEXT
Distributed Generation: Current State, Prospects, and Challenges
Online February 13