This workshop organised by Green Deal Ukraina and Kyiv Energy and Climate Lab (KECLab) will bring together experts from ministries, universities, research institutions and companies to discuss how scientific cooperation between Ukraine, Germany and Poland can contribute to the reconstruction and development of Ukraine’s energy system. Main focus of the discussion will be solar plus batteries, island capability and energy modelling research.

Join the annual conference of Green Deal Ukraina, bringing together Ukrainian and international policymakers, researchers, industry representatives, and civil society experts to discuss the future of Ukraine's energy and climate transition. The conference will provide a platform to exchange perspectives on strengthening the resilience and security of Ukraine's energy system, advancing European integration, and supporting evidence-based policymaking through research and innovation.

This webinar will explore how Ukrainian municipalities can accelerate energy renovation of public buildings and multi-family housing. Drawing on Forum Energii’s recent research, experts will examine the practical barriers preventing municipalities from turning available funding into completed projects and discuss a proposed “municipal-quarter” approach for renovating neighbouring apartment buildings, including those without homeowners’ associations. The discussion will focus on the technical, legal and financial support required, as well as how homeowners can be effectively involved and protected.

Join the webinar on governance in Ukraine’s energy sector, organised jointly by Green Deal Ukraina, International Energy Agency, Ukraine Facility Platform, Kyiv Energy and Climate Lab, and Deutsch-Ukrainisches Büro. This webinar focuses on how the Ministry of Energy can attract and retain the talent needed to support Ukraine’s EU accession. It will bring together Ukrainian and international stakeholders to discuss the challenges the Ministry is facing and possible approaches to strengthening its institutional capacity.

This online event, organised by NGO Ecoclub, Ecoaction, and Transport & Environment, will bring together key stakeholders from European and Ukrainian institutions, civil society, and the expert community to explore how Ukraine’s reconstruction can drive a transition to decentralised renewable energy and resilient infrastructure. As part of the preparations for the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2026, discussions will focus on electric mobility, renewable energy solutions, barriers to scaling projects, and funding opportunities to strengthen community energy resilience.

This online event will cover priority policies and measures currently in place and planned, progress on Ukraine's National Energy and Climate Plan in the energy efficiency sector, and international experience with energy efficiency obligation schemes — drawn from new Green Transition Office research.

This webinar, jointly organised by the Build Ukraine Back Better Platform (BUBB) and the German Platform for the Reconstruction of Ukraine, will explore how Ukraine’s energy sector can address urgent wartime needs while laying the foundations for long-term resilience, decarbonisation and energy independence.

Ukraine has taken an important step toward deeper integration with the EU electricity market through the recent adoption of the Electricity Integration Package. But legal adoption is only the beginning. This KECLab Policy Dialogue will bring together Ukrainian and European stakeholders to discuss what the EIP changes in practice, where the key implementation risks remain, and how Ukraine can move closer to the EU internal electricity market.

How are Ukraine’s economic reforms moving forward and how much will Ukrainians pay for electricity and gas after the war? Join expert discussion during the presentation of the April monitoring report on the implementation of the conditions of the IMF program and EU assistance under the Ukraine Facility by the RRR4U consortium.

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. Join a moderated online discussion by LibMod and European-Ukrainian Energy Agency dedicated to the role of state support in the development of maneuvering capacities in Ukraine.

Within the framework of the 70th Session of the UN Commission on the Status of Women, join a special parallel virtual event by Women’s Energy Club of Ukraine and Energy Country exploring how women are shaping the resilience and transformation of Ukraine’s energy sector in times of war and recovery. This high-level dialogue will bring together policymakers, energy companies, international organisations, and women leaders to discuss how energy security, justice, innovation, and inclusive leadership intersect in wartime and reconstruction.

What is the role of independent institutions and how can we support leadership in challenging times? How can Ukraine make EU climate and energy alignment a trusted, people-centred reform pathway in wartime? How do we strengthen trust in institutions and improve public communication of evidence — including in the face of disinformation? Join the workshop by Florence School of Transnational Governance to find out.

Ukraine has deposits of numerous minerals that are classified as critical and/or strategic by its key allies. The country has now developed and is close to adopting its own Critical Minerals Strategy. Join the event by DiXi Group on practical steps to unlock capital and scale up projects in the context of Ukraine’s recovery, as well as its integration into European and global critical raw materials’ supply chains.

The online event, organised by DiXi Group, will present key insights from the new report “Lessons Learned: Energy Resilience in Wartime Ukraine,” which analyses how Ukraine maintained and adapted its energy system under massive Russian attacks. It will outline the main vulnerabilities and strengths revealed during the war, offer practical recommendations for improving energy security in Ukraine and allied countries, and host a discussion among Ukrainian specialists and international partners.

Café Kyiv is an annual, multi-day event series in Berlin, initiated by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation and co-organsed by numerous partners, including BUBB platform members. It is designed to foster solidarity with Ukraine, showcase Ukrainian culture, and debate its European future, security, and reconstruction. The event brings together politicians, experts, and civil society to create a bridge between Germany and Ukraine.

EU Accession is crucial for Ukraine: Green Deal Ukraina’s 2025 conference is devoted to the state of play, challenges, and next steps regarding energy and climate. In particular, speakers will explore market coupling, transparency, and governance, as well as investments in the distribution system, as key enablers for a modern energy system. Participants will also discuss scientific collaboration in the field of energy, specifically GDU's new partnership with Kyiv-Mohyla Academy.

The issue of unfreezing energy and utility prices and tariffs in Ukraine is both pressing and complex. During the panel discussion organised by the RRR4U consortium, speakers will examine the challenges associated with a potential gradual lifting of the moratorium on tariff increases, as well as the impact of these processes on the economy, the energy sector, and public welfare. In addition, experts will present the key trends of the month, assess the prospects for the next IMF program review, and discuss changes in Ukraine’s updated Plan.

DiXi Group experts helped ten Ukrainian communities develop and approve Municipal Energy Plans (MEPs). For another ten communities, they prepared preliminary feasibility studies for energy efficiency measures included in their MEPs. During the event, we will talk about the path participants have taken, where they currently are in the process of preparing and implementing their energy plans, and whether they have achieved their goals.

Before the annual Ukraine Recovery Conference 2025, which will take place on 10-11 July, expert community will gather to objectively assess the state of the Ukrainian economy and discuss issues that need to be taken into account and resolved in the process of our country's further recovery. This conversation is also important in preparation for the Budget Declaration for 2026-2028 and the State Budget for 2026. The event is organised by the Institute for Economic Research and Policy Consulting.

In July 2025, Ukraine will start the bilateral screening process with the European Union on its state of play on implementing Chapter 15, energy. This chapter forms part of the cluster IV, Green Agenda and Sustainable Connectivity. This webinar by Green Deal Ukraina will inform an international audience and present the results of a comparative study on energy acquis negotiations and a study on the legislative technique of Ukraine, and, together with experts and the audience, identify how Ukraine should position itself vis-à-vis the bilateral screening.

In this webinar experts will provide an overview of existing rules, discuss the value of electricity consumption and discuss how market tools can reduce load shedding needs. After presentations by experts from Green Deal Ukraїna at Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin and the consulting firm Compass Lexecon, organisers will openly discuss this sensitive subject with regulating bodies, operators, consumers, and other market participants.

The main aim of the event by Razom We Stand is to elevate the prioritisation and allocation of funding from the EBRD, EIB, and IFC toward renewable energy projects in Ukraine under Pillar II of the Ukraine Facility in a structured format that can be provided to relevant stakeholders in light of the upcoming Ukraine Recovery Conference 2025 in Rome.

Following Russian strikes, Ukraine’s gas infrastructure has suffered significant damage. The country has lost a substantial portion of its production and finished the heating season with record-low gas reserves. Estimates suggest that Ukraine needs between $1.5 billion and $3 billion to secure the necessary gas supplies. Donors are willing to cover only partially this amount. Where will the funds come from, and what can be done to get through the coming winter? Join to hear from expert of the Center for Economic Strategy reviewing the main changes in the country’s economy over the past month and covering the special topic dedicated to the heating season preparations.

Ukrainians have endured another winter during wartime, demonstrating the resilience of the energy system and the effectiveness of crisis management. What key lessons has the energy sector learned at the end of the 2024/2025 heating season? What challenges and risks lie ahead for Ukraine in the next winter period? Join the expert discussion at DiXi Group event within the Energy Security Talks series.

The event by NGO Ecoaction is dedicated to the development of energy communities in Ukraine as a key tool for energy independence and harmonisation with European standards. You will learn about current investment barriers for renewable energy in Ukraine, recommendations for overcoming obstacles to the development of energy communities, prospects and importance of energy communities for sustainable development and examples of successful energy community models from the European experience.

Recently the Parliament of Ukraine passed the law allowing for purchase of Russian equipment from Bulgaria for the completion of units 3 and 4 at the Khmelnytskyi Nuclear Power Plant. Join the event by NGO Ecoaction to find out about key findings from a sociological study on Ukrainians’ attitudes toward nuclear energy, and discuss the key technological, economic, and environmental risks associated with the Khmelnytskyi NPP project.

Join the event by Green Deal Ukraїna, Forum Energii and the Ukrainian Climate Office to hear from authors of the recently published report on the potential of Ukraine-EU biomethane cooperation. The event wil focus on the potential and obstacles as well as solutions for biomethane trade between the EU and Ukraine.