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11 March 2025
After the termination of support programs from USAID, communities are looking for other opportunities to develop distributed generation, including attracting private investors to solar generation projects.
Due to cloudy weather, as of the morning of March 11, electricity consumption in Ukraine is 4.1% higher than the previous day.
The Government of Iceland contributed over EUR 2 million to the Ukraine Energy Support Fund.
Turkey is among the countries that make the largest contribution to Ukraine's energy security, with current investments in the country’s energy sector amounting to approximately $600 million.
Turkish businesses opened the most companies in Ukraine last year. Despite the negative consequences of the war, difficult conditions, and challenges, Turkey and Turkish businesses continue to demonstrate a strong interest in doing business in Ukraine.
10 March 2025
Ukraine became the world's largest importer of major arms during the 2020-2024 period, with its imports increasing nearly 100 times compared with 2015-2019, while Russian exports fell by 64%.
09 March 2025
Negotiations on the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between Turkey and Ukraine began in 2007. The agreement was signed by the presidents three weeks before Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine and is now at its final stage.
08 March 2025
The U.S. government is studying ways it could ease sanctions on Russia's energy sector as part of a broad plan to enable Washington to deliver swift relief if Moscow agrees to end the Ukraine war.
NJSC Naftogaz of Ukraine and Polish company ORLEN sign a memorandum of cooperation in the liquefied natural gas (LNG) sector.
The Ukrainian government is collaborating closely with its Western partners to seek a consensus on Russian assets, and they are now more willing to engage in a dialogue on this subject.
07 March 2025
Ukraine has received the first GBP 752 million from the United Kingdom, funded by revenues generated from frozen Russian assets.
The leading role of the US currency in global trade, international payments and reserves is unlikely to be threatened in the coming years.
On the morning of March 7, Russian forces damaged DTEK Group's gas production facilities in the Poltava region.
Ukraine's international reserves decreased by 6.7% in February 2025 and amounted to $40.145 billion as of March 1.
Throughout the night and morning of March 7, Russians attacked energy facilities in several regions of Ukraine, resulting in power outages for consumers.
Russian occupiers have carried out their seventeenth combined attack on the gas transportation infrastructure of Naftogaz Group, damaging facilities essential for gas extraction.
Ukraine's energy and gas infrastructure has once again come under a massive missile and drone attack by Russia.
As expected, inflation continued to grow at the start of the year, including due to the growing impact of underlying factors.
The agricultural sector, metallurgy, and defense industry are expected to be the primary drivers of Ukraine's export growth in the near future.
06 March 2025
The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has recorded a halt in the trend of decreasing interest rates on deposits and expects their further increase following the latest monetary policy decisions.
The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) has raised the key policy rate to 15.5%.
Russia continues its energy terror against the Odesa region, damaging yet another critical energy facility -- the fifth attack on the region's power infrastructure in just two weeks.
Ukraine and Italy have prospects for expanding cooperation in the defense and food industries and green metallurgy.
On March 4, the Finance Ministry of Ukraine raised UAH 6.7 billion to the state budget at an auction for the placement of domestic government bonds.
Due to the Russian attack in the late hours of Tuesday, March 4, another energy facility in Odesa region sustained damage.
05 March 2025
During a working visit to Vienna for the IAEA Board of Governors meeting, Ukrainian Energy Minister German Galushchenko discussed critical nuclear security issues with the G7 ambassadors, highlighting Russia's ongoing attacks.
The Australian government has transferred EUR 6 million to the Ukraine Energy Support Fund.
Ukraine's Ministry of Economy is planning to increase the capitalization of the Export Credit Agency (ECA) by UAH 5 billion to expand its operational capacity. The Ministry is currently exploring a range of options for attracting financing.
The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) is considering financing energy and infrastructure programs in Ukraine that were previously managed by the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID).
Ukraine is ready to supply agricultural products to Japanese restaurants and expand cooperation in the agricultural sector and trade with Japan.