Research presentation “Extractive Contract Disclosure Process in Ukraine: Key Stages, Hidden Threats and Risks” DiXi Group with the support of Publish What You Pay (PWYP) will hold a research presentation “Extractive Contract Disclosure Process in Ukraine: Key Stages, Hidden Threats and Risks”. During the event, we will discuss the situation with the contracts opening in […]
NGOs call on all EITI supporting companies and governments to take real actions to stop supporting Russia in its aggression against Ukraine and immediately discontinue both new and existing businesses in Russia and with Russian fossil fuels
Our analysts provided to the NEURC and the Energy Ministry a list of companies of the energy sector that have ties with Belarus and Russia or risky counterparties
DiXi Group helps the government with humanitarian aid for the energy sector DiXi Group experts from the USAID Energy Sector Transparency project became members of the Energy Ministry working group for humanitarian aid for enterprises of the energy sector. They also help organize collection and processing of requests for international assistance. The project specialists participated […]
DiXi Group prepares daily alerts “Russian War Against Ukraine: Energy Dimension” This document, offering daily overviews of the situation in the Ukrainian energy sector, has been published and disseminated since the outbreak of the Russian invasion. It shows the complete, publicly accessible picture of the electricity and gas sectors, providing information about the consequences of […]
Experience on advocating and implementation of the open contracts practices in Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Azerbaijan During the event participants will discuss experience on advocating and implementation of the open contracts practices in Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Azerbaijan. Partner — Publish What You Pay Eurasia Coalition. The topics of the event: The situation with open […]
Upon its victory, Ukraine will open opportunities for gas production in its territory
We would like to ask you to consider Ukraine as an investment opportunity after the war to help us turn it into a modern and successful European country.
How changes in the method of publishing the energy sector’s open data affect the perception of reality by journalists and the public at large, and what steps the government is going to take in this regard – these were the topics addressed by representatives of the government, civil society and mass media during the online discussion “(Un)open data in the energy sector”, held on 16 February by DiXi Group and OpenUp Ukraine community.
The attendees discussed, in particular, the impact of the EITI on changes in the extractive sector in view of the global transformation of economy and energy sector due to climate change, and also, the energy transition and “ecologization” of extractive industries.
EITI reports from companies are becoming more complete every year, but there is still not enough data in open sources.
Contract disclosure is key to tackling the corruption marring the extractive industries The article of PWYP It is clear that no country or sector is immune to corruption. However, according to the , one in five cases of transnational bribery occur in the extractive sector. This is particularly concerning as we move to a low carbon world, requiring an […]