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Home > Publications > District heating projects financed by the EBRD in Ukraine

District heating projects financed by the EBRD in Ukraine

District heating projects financed by the EBRD in Ukraine

Issue paper    |    14 May 2025

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District heating is crucial to Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, providing essential heating and hot water to residential and commercial buildings. The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development  is providing funding for many of these critical modernisation projects to reduce reliance on fossil-gas imports.

This briefing examines EBRD-financed district heating projects in Western Ukraine, particularly in Ternopil and Lutsk. We identify key challenges, including implementation delays, over-reliance on unsustainable biomass, and insufficient climate ambition. Based on these findings, we provide targeted recommendations for improving EBRD’s approach to district heating modernisation in Ukraine.

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Institution: EBRD

Theme: Ukraine, district heating, EBRD

Location: Ukraine

Project: The post-war Reconstruction of Ukraine

Tags: Development banks | EBRD | reconstruction of Ukraine

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