Shmyhal, EBRD President Discuss EUR 600M Needed to Stabilize Energy Market
Ukraine's energy minister met the EBRD president in Kyiv, saying energy companies need EUR 600 million to stabilize the balancing market.
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Ukraine's First Deputy Prime Minister and Energy Minister Denys Shmyhal met with European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) President Odile Renaud-Basso in Kyiv to discuss priorities for continued cooperation.
Among the issues raised was the need for energy companies to secure EUR 600 million to help stabilize the country's balancing market.
Energy Sector Under Pressure
The discussion reflects the ongoing strain on Ukraine's energy infrastructure and the financial support required to keep its power system functioning reliably.
The EBRD has been among the international financial institutions involved in supporting Ukraine's energy sector amid continued challenges facing the country's infrastructure.
Continued Cooperation
Shmyhal and Renaud-Basso's meeting focused on priorities for ongoing collaboration between Ukraine and the EBRD, with energy sector stabilization identified as a key area of need.
No further details were given on the timeline for securing the EUR 600 million or how it would be allocated among energy companies.
Sources
- Shmyhal meets with EBRD president: Energy companies need EUR 600M to stabilize balancing market — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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