Project Topic: Sustainable energy supply

To transition and rebuild into a low-carbon economy in Ukraine, the measures outlined under Ukraine’s current NDC continue to be important to implement as fast as possible. The Project aims to accelerate Ukraine’s NDC implementation, specifically by promoting the uptake of investments in sustainable bioenergy, agri and land-use practices, and…

BAT for Ukraine — Improving the framework conditions for the implementation of the European Directive 2010/75/EC on industrial emissions and promoting the use of best available techniques (BAT) in industry. By signing an Association Agreement with the European Union, Ukraine has agreed to comply with EU climate targets and the…

The Fund coordinates and accelerates the implementation of important energy efficiency and environmental protection projects in the areas of municipal infrastructure. These include, for example, district heating projects, public transport and lighting projects. It is designed to provide effective financial support over a number of years by pooling non-repayable deposits…

The potential for increasing energy efficiency in Ukrainian buildings has not yet been fully exploited. The Multi-Donor Trust Fund for Financing the Energy Efficiency Support Programme in Ukraine (EE4U), funded with 20 million euros by the federal government and managed by the International Finance Cooperation (IFC), supports the energy-efficient modernisation…

Old combined heat and power stations, obsolete district heating networks and improperly insulated buildings with inefficient heating lead to high energy consumption in many Ukrainian towns and cities – and consequently to high emissions and costs. The pilot project aims at transforming Sykhiv, a district in Lviv, into a model…

District heating (DH) is an important pillar of basic supply in Ukraine. However, district heating systems are outdated, not energy efficient and cause high CO2 emissions. Municipal district heating companies are mostly in debt and cannot invest in the modernisation of their district heating systems. The project supports the development…

The building sector is the largest energy consumer in Ukraine with a share of 33%, followed by the industry and transport sectors. With the support of the BMUKN and the EU Commission, the Ukrainian government has developed a concept for an Energy Efficiency Fund (EEF) that finances energy efficiency measures…