The Fund signed 90 deals in October to procure critical energy infrastructure equipment
In October, the Ukraine Energy Support Fund signed 90 contracts for the supply of energy equipment worth nearly 200 million euros, marking its highest monthly total since operations began. Overall contract value since inception has surpassed 1.32 billion euros. This is reported by the portal PromPolitInform, citing the Telegram channel of Denys Shmyhal.
First Deputy Prime Minister — Minister of Energy of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal thanked the Energy Community Secretariat Director Artur Lorkowski during their talks for the work of the Ukraine Energy Support Fund. The official announced this on his channel.
He noted that in 2026 the Fund significantly accelerated its operations, aiding energy companies in rapidly restoring infrastructure following attacks by the Russian Federation.
Volume of Energy Equipment Procurement
Since the beginning of the year, 660 contracts totalling 515 million euros have been concluded through the Fund. The cumulative value of contracts signed since the Fund started operating has passed 1.32 billion euros.
Procurements include power transformers, substation equipment, machinery, and other vital components required to restore electricity, heating, and gas supply across local communities.
Coordination with International Partners
The parties coordinated actions to prioritise system needs and place orders for additional equipment aimed at enhancing the resilience of the Ukrainian energy grid.
The First Deputy Prime Minister — Minister of Energy of Ukraine expressed gratitude to the Energy Community Secretariat, Artur Lorkowski, and all international donors of the Fund for providing practical support to the Ukrainian energy sector.
Photo: Denys Shmyhal (channel)
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