Finance
Ukraine may allow investors to build renewable energy networks independently
The Ukrainian Wind Energy Association has proposed granting customers the right to independently implement the construction of electrical networks and substations for connecting renewable energy facilities. According to the association's assessment, this will reduce the time required to connect new capacities.
Spain to allocate €200 million to modernise Ukraine's energy sector and infrastructure
The Spanish Office for the Reconstruction of Ukraine will allocate €200 million for the implementation of projects in the energy and infrastructure sectors. The funding will support the modernisation and restoration of key facilities.
From March, pensions in Ukraine will be indexed, with some recipients receiving an increase of 1,000 hryvnia.
From March 2026, pensions in Ukraine will be indexed, and certain categories of pensioners will receive an increase in payments to 1,000 hryvnia. At the same time, some pensioners will not be subject to indexation.
Ukraine has agreed on €600 million and the transfer of equipment from European thermal power plants and combined heat and power plants
Ukraine has agreed with international partners to attract more than €600 million for the restoration of the energy system, as well as the transfer of equipment from European thermal power plants that have been decommissioned. The equipment received is planned to be used to repair Ukrainian thermal power plants and combined heat and power plants.
MP Getmantsev publicly reprimanded ESBU Director Tsyvinsky: the time for PR is over, it's time to get to work
The head of the Verkhovna Rada Tax Committee, Danylo Getmantsev, publicly called on ESBU Director Oleksandr Tsyvinskyi to finally get down to work instead of giving interviews and coming up with fantastical ideas.
Rinat Akhmetov tops the ranking of Ukrainian businessmen according to OpenDataBot
Rinat Akhmetov, owner of the SCM investment group, topped the ranking of Ukrainian businessmen according to OpenDataBot. His fortune is estimated at 565.7 billion hryvnia.
"Six months with new ESBU head Tsyvinsky: business sees no breakthrough in de-shadowing," - Forbes
No progress in de-shadowing. The ESBU has been working with its new head, Oleksandr Tsyvinsky, for six months. What has he failed to change? Business opinion
The European Parliament is preparing to vote on a €90 billion loan for Ukraine
This week, the European Parliament will make a key decision on financial support for Ukraine, which should secure long-term assistance amid the war and energy crisis.
The EU is seeking new funds for defence following the excitement surrounding SAFE's €150 billion
The European Union has begun discussing where to obtain additional funds for defence after the first SAFE credit programme for €150 billion received more applications than anticipated.
A network of fraudulent call centres causing millions in losses has been shut down in Zaporizhia
In Zaporizhia, law enforcement officers shut down several fraudulent call centres that defrauded citizens of Ukraine and foreign countries, causing losses amounting to millions of hryvnias.
The Ministry of Finance and the World Bank have attracted nearly $691 million in grants for Ukraine's budget
Ukraine will receive nearly $691 million in grant funding from Japan and Canada to cover key budget expenditures and social payments.
The head of the Kyiv Region Economic Security Bureau declared a new Skoda Kodiaq worth 1.85 million hryvnias during the war.
The official purchased a 2025 model car after selling other property, while a significant portion of the family's assets and real estate are registered to his wife, who lives abroad with their children.
