Financial institutions have allocated more than UAH 60 billion for the reconstruction of energy infrastructure damaged by Russian attacks. The funds are directed towards building generation and energy storage systems across 21 regions of the country. This is reported by the portal PromPolitInform citing National Bank of Ukraine.
Within the framework of a memorandum aimed at restoring energy infrastructure following massive strikes by the rf, banks have provided financing to businesses and citizens totaling over UAH 60 billion. Of this amount, UAH 56.1 billion was received by the corporate sector, and UAH 4.3 billion by private individuals.
Financing is directed towards building generation and storage systems
According to a survey of signatory banks, as of early August 2026, businesses have attracted funds for the construction of generating capacities totaling 1.938 GW. The primary focus is on developing solar power plants, gas and hydroelectric power stations, as well as wind and bioenergy installations and the procurement of generators.
Additionally, enterprises are receiving loans for the implementation of energy storage systems and the modernization of thermal equipment, which has enabled the creation of an additional 813 MW of capacity. As of August this year, the gross portfolio of energy loans to businesses stood at UAH 36 billion, and UAH 3.3 billion for the population.
To stimulate this sector, the National Bank of Ukraine has revised risk assessment requirements and increased the coefficients for accounting for the value of energy equipment when accepted as collateral. The projects cover 21 regions of Ukraine, becoming part of a broad strategy to expand lending to critical sectors.
Photo: National Bank of Ukraine
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