Organiser: Center for Liberal Modernity and European-Ukrainian Energy Agency
Format: online
The development of maneuvering capacities has become one of the key areas for the recovery and enhancement of the Ukrainian energy system's resilience. Implementing this task requires attracting a significant volume of private investment into projects for new renewable energy capacities, energy storage systems, and flexible gas generation.
At the same time, under conditions of high military risks, general uncertainty, and the lack of a developed market for long-term contracts, the state seeks to stimulate the development of new generation through a series of support instruments. These include auctions for renewable energy support, tenders for the construction of generating capacities, and special auctions by NPC Ukrenergo in the ancillary services market.
Join a moderated online discussion dedicated to the role of state support in the development of maneuvering capacities in Ukraine.
Featured Speakers:
Artem Nekrasov, First Deputy Minister of Energy of Ukraine
Oleksandr Stremoukh, Director of Market Operations at NPC Ukrenergo
Ihor Piddubnyi, Advisor to a Member of the Parliament of Ukraine
Yuriy Kubrushko, Co-founder and Managing Partner of IMEPOWER
Representative of IFC (tbc)
Moderator: Anastasiia Vereshchynska, Director of the European-Ukrainian Energy Agency (EUEA)