Rethinking Ukraine’s energy sector
What are the ideal outcomes for Ukraine's energy system, and what steps must be taken to achieve them?
Speakers
Svyatoslav Pavlyuk
Executive Director, Association Energy efficient cities of Ukraine
Iryna Stavchuk
Ukraine program manager, European Climate Foundation
Yuriy Vitrenko
CEO, Naftogaz
Georg Zachmann
Bruegel Senior fellow
The war drastically changed the prospects for Ukraine’s energy system. The gas transit might cease, the exchange of electricity with Western neighbours has surged, energy demand is being restructured, the neighbouring markets have become part of the European internal market and investments in domestic generation provide new opportunities.
In this event we explored elements of desirable scenarios for Ukraine’s energy system – and what would be needed to get there.
Public | On the record
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