Zelensky after meeting with Shmyhal: Top priorities for cooperation with partners in energy sector identified
President Volodymyr Zelensky held a meeting with First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Energy Denys Shmyhal, during which they identified the top priorities for cooperation with partners in the energy sector ahead of the heating season.
President Zelensky outlined the top priorities for cooperation with partners in the energy sector during a meeting with First Deputy Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal, as announced via Telegram by Ukrinform. Shmyhal provided an update on the current state of Ukraine's energy system and the daily efforts of Ukrainian energy workers to restore electricity supply to families affected by Russian attacks.
The President expressed gratitude for the professional and dedicated work of industry specialists. Zelensky noted that challenges persist in cities and villages near the front lines and along the Russian border. Reserves of necessary equipment have been established, and both political, financial, and technical agreements for the near future have been identified, including the period before the heating season in September.
Shmyhal also reported on the strategic prospects for Ukraine's nuclear industry and the priorities for related work in Europe. The Ministry of Energy has prepared key social projects to be launched in the fall. As of August 18, consumers in six regions remained without power due to new Russian strikes, according to Ukrinform.
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