The document offers concrete recommendations for improving national legislation, introducing a flexible legal model for energy communities.
The event’s participants were presented the results of two studies.
Ukraine has a unique opportunity to shift toward a new model of sustainable development.
Experts, politicians, and civil society will discuss the implications of construction plans for Khmelnytskiy nuclear power plant.
The paper provides an objective analysis of the financial challenges related to new nuclear projects in Ukraine.
A provision was introduced that unexpectedly allowed for the procurement of russian-manufactured reactor equipment from Bulgaria.
Collaboration, strategic vision, and a focus on green energy are the principles that will guide Ukraine along the path of just transition.
This applies not only to coal communities but also to those dependent on other industries.
Such experts could propose needs-based, smart, scenario-backed options.
We believe it is necessary to emphasize that all goals, policies and measures of the NECP until 2030 should be in line with the EU’s goals and standards.