Germany allocates EUR 70 million to restore Ukraine's energy sector
Kyiv • UNN
Germany has approved a €70 million aid package for Ukraine's heat and power sector. The funds will be used to provide cities and communities with small combined heat and power plants, boilers, generators and solar panels.
On Wednesday, September 25, the budget committee of the Bundestag approved a package of assistance in the total amount of 70 million euros intended for the heat and electricity supply sector of Ukraine.UNN writes about this with reference to the Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development of Germany.
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It is expected that the funds will be used to provide Ukrainian cities and communities with small heat and power plants, boilers, generators, and solar panels.
The goal of this approach is to create a decentralized energy supply using small thermal power plants or solar systems.
We support Ukraine in restoring electricity supply in a decentralized way, because then Russia will not be able to destroy it so easily. This support is an imperative of solidarity, but it is also in Germany's interest. Because Ukraine also defends our security in Europe and in Germany in this war
Germany is confident that the creation of a decentralized and flexible energy supply using small combined heat and power plants, boilers, generators and solar systems will prevent the worst effects in the affected cities and communities, especially as winter approaches.
Thanks to this assistance, community centers, hospitals, schools and other social facilities will receive a more reliable and independent energy supply
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