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Ukrhydroenergo expects €21M EIB tranche for hydropower plant repairs

Ukraine's state hydropower operator anticipates the first funding installment from the European Investment Bank to restore equipment and boost operational resilience.

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Ukrinform (Ukraine)

Ukrhydroenergo expects to receive the first tranche under the Support for Stability and Recovery of the Ukrhydroenergo project, which aims to restore equipment and improve the operational resilience and reliability of hydropower plants. The European Investment Bank is funding the initiative with EU support.

The €21 million tranche is intended to address urgent repairs needed at the company's hydropower facilities as part of broader efforts to stabilize Ukraine's energy infrastructure.

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