Belgium will allocate 9 million euros for the restoration of Ukraine's energy sector
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The Belgian government and UNDP have signed a €9 million agreement for the green renewable energy sector in Ukraine. The funds will be used to repair critical energy facilities in Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Odesa.
The Belgian government and the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) have signed a €9 million financial agreement to be used for green energy renewal in Ukraine. This was reported by UNN with reference to UNDP.
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It is noted that financial support from Belgium will help repair and restore critical energy facilities, which will ensure the provision of necessary services to millions of Ukrainians.
This investment by Belgium is a crucial step towards rebuilding Ukraine's energy sector and strengthening its resilience. Together, we are committed to ensuring that Ukrainians have access to reliable energy sources, which is a prerequisite for overcoming the crisis and building a sustainable future
The proposed activities under this partnership will focus on cities such as Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Odesa, where the need for efficient energy solutions is most urgent.
By deploying backup generation systems and improving local energy infrastructure, UNDP aims to increase access to essential services such as heating, electricity and clean water.
Recall
"Ukrenergo has signed an agreement with KfW on a €100 million grant from the EU to restore and protect its energy infrastructure. The funds will be used to modernize substations, repair damaged equipment, and strengthen security at the facilities.
