Transition to renewable energy sources and reduction of coal and nuclear energy sources usage.
Enhance energy efficiency in the residential sector through relevant legislation and government support.
Reduction of pollution from transport through effective public policies, standards and public transport support.
Reduction of the negative impact of agricultural industry on the environment through the implementation of modern environmental norms and the development of small and medium-sized farms.
Reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in all sectors of the economy and adaptation to the effects of climate change through progressive state climate policy.
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2035 is not the final coal phase-out date for the Ukrainian state-owned power plants, as was previously announced.
There’s a lack of systematic supervision of both the condition and quality of ground and surface water in the rural areas.
The decision is unprecedented and should help Ukraine to get rid of some of the most polluting coal power facilities in Europe.
According to the report, Ukraine ranks 2nd in the world in terms of the total land area controlled by foreign investors.
Among the EU countries, Romania and Poland suffer the most from emissions from Ukrainian coal-fired power plants.
This study explores how this window of opportunity could be used to phase out coal in Ukraine and transition to a cleaner power.
This research aims to objectively analyze the process of land concentration in Ukraine.
The report gives an overview of relevant mechanisms and proposed measures that can facilitate uptake of renewable energy.
We recommend that the Government should integrate this Vision into the Roadmap for Ukraine’s participation in the EU Green Deal.