Ukraine And Germany Sign Energy Agreements Worth Over €155 Million
Ukraine and Germany have concluded a series of agreements in the energy sector, with a total portfolio value exceeding €155 million. UATV English reports that this was announced by First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Energy Denys Shmyhal on Telegram. "We're deepening the partnership between Ukrainian and German business. We held the Ukrainian-German Business Forum, led by Ukrainian…
Ukraine and Germany have signed energy agreements worth more than €155 million, according to First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Energy Denys Shmyhal. This was announced on the messaging platform Telegram. The agreements were part of the Ukrainian-German Business Forum, which took place with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and German Federal Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
The main topics of discussion were defense and energy, with a focus on the needs of the energy sector. Ukraine currently requires energy equipment to restore damaged facilities, strengthen energy security, and prepare for winter. Germany has allocated €250 million to the Energy Support Fund to aid in this preparation. The agreements also involve cooperation between Ukrainian and German companies on the production and timely delivery of critical equipment, technology transfer, and joint restoration and modernization projects.
A total of 15 documents worth €8.5 billion were signed following the forum, and Shmyhal emphasized Germany's importance as Ukraine's most valuable and reliable partner.
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