EITI in Ukraine: How to Manage Resources Efficiently. Day 2
24.02.2017
According to Energy Map, electricity imports to Ukraine decreased by 3% to 310.8 GWh in the period from February 9 to 15. This marks the first decline in weekly import volumes in the past five weeks. Electricity exports have remained at zero for three consecutive months. During the week, russia continued to carry out energy terror. In […]
Global decarbonisation will drive increased demand for critical minerals, and resource-rich countries that develop their own value chains will gain a competitive advantage and stronger negotiating positions in the future. This was stated by Olena Pavlenko, President of DiXi Group, during the panel “Power dynamics between African states, corporations, and global actors” at the Alternative […]
The DiXi Group think tank, together with the Ministry of Economy, Environment and Agriculture of Ukraine, announces public consultations on the proposed changes to Ukraine’s National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP). Following the adoption of the document in June 2024, Ukraine committed to updating the National Energy and Climate Plan in light of wartime realities, […]
According to Energy Map, between February 2 and 8, 2026 electricity imports to Ukraine increased by 21% to 319.3 GWh, setting a weekly import record for the past seven years*. Electricity exports have remained at zero for three consecutive months. The increase in imports is caused by a reduction in available domestic generation following Russian attacks […]
Accelerating the delivery of international assistance, creating stockpiles of equipment, and deploying local generation solutions – these are the steps that can help not only Ukraine but also lay the groundwork for stronger energy security across the EU. This was stated by the President of DiXi Group during the Chatham House discussion “Russia’s Attacks on […]
One of the areas of reform that is important in both numerous IMF programs and EU support programs is the introduction of effective corporate governance. Much has been done at the legislative level, but there is still a long way to go. Today, Ukraine is making another leap forward in appointing supervisory boards to increase […]
