Analysis of EU investments in Ukraine’s energy sector, 2007-2014
Briefing | 17 November 2015
Between 2007-2014, Ukraine received from EU public institutions over EUR 2.5 billion for 56 projects in the country’s energy sector. This is the highest amount of support for the energy sector among all countries of the European Neighbourhood Policy, both by volume and number of investments. Only 15 per cent of that support went to combating inefficient energy use or to developing local sustainable energy sources. The focus of EU financial support has remained on ‘traditional’ sources of energy.
Theme: Energy & climate
Location: Ukraine
Project: Zombie reactors in Ukraine
Tags: ENP-energy
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