Sweden and the Netherlands announced new contributions to restore the energy sector
During October, the Energy Support Fund of Ukraine received over €249.7 million in grant funding. The contributions primarily came from Germany, Malta, and the Hungarian company REKK. This is reported by the portal PromPolitInform, citing the Telegram channel of the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine.
Germany was the primary donor during the reporting period, transferring €249.7 million. Additional funding was provided by Malta, contributing €50,000, and REKK, with €3,000. The total volume of grant aid accumulated in the fund from 41 donors has now reached €2.408 billion.
New financial commitments from partners
International support for Ukraine’s energy sector continues through new announcements. Sweden has pledged €45 million, while the Netherlands announced its intent to provide €40 million. Furthermore, Norway has signaled a new energy assistance program.
In parallel, the World Bank approved financing for the ‘Integration of Renewable Energy’ initiative, totaling $116.2 million. These resources will be used to expand renewable generation capacities, develop cross-border power grids, and implement energy storage systems.
Procurement of energy infrastructure equipment
In October, contracts worth €193 million were signed through the fund’s mechanisms for the procurement of critical components. The purchase list includes power transformers, high-voltage equipment, cables, generators, and specialized machinery needed to restore and protect infrastructure.
Additionally, equipment previously ordered worth approximately €4.1 million was delivered. The shipments include circuit breakers, disconnectors, insulators, and specialized trucks. This equipment is critical for ensuring the stability of the power system and maintaining its uninterrupted operation amid ongoing damage.
Photo: Ministry of Energy of Ukraine
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