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How to draft and proceed with the laws in the EU accession process: to enter the EU timely or not?
This report examines challenges, analyzes differences in legal traditions, and provides recommendations for aligning Ukraine’s legislative practices and parliamentary procedure with EU standards.
Reform of the system of conservation and restoration of natural habitats and of wild fauna and flora: Ukraine on the way to the EU
This policy paper is devoted to the analysis of the regulatory, institutional and financial framework for biodiversity conservation in Ukraine in the context of harmonization of Ukrainian and European Union environmental legislation.
CBAM’s effects on Ukraine’s economy & its decarbonisation efforts
The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) will begin its paid phase in early 2026. Using assumptions to reflect the current economic situation of Ukraine in our model, authors analyse its effects on Ukraine’s economy and decarbonisation efforts.
The EU Nature Restoration Regulation and ways of its implementation in Ukraine
The executive summary is based on the policy brief “The EU Nature Restoration Law and Its Implementation Pathways in Ukraine”, which offers a detailed analysis of the provisions of Regulation (EC) 2024/1991 and comprehensive recommendations for its implementation in Ukraine.
Monitoring of Ukraine’s National Energy and Climate Plane – Q4 2024
In the fourth quarter of 2024, the implementation of the National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP) showed progress, particularly under the dimensions of decarbonization, energy efficiency, and internal energy market. Key areas in the reporting period were the update of the climate policy framework and the transport strategy, testing new mechanisms to support renewable energy sources (RES), expanding financing for energy efficiency measures, and tools to increase the resilience of the energy system.
Reforming public investment management in Ukraine: An analysis of Ukraine’s Single Project Pipeline
Step-by-Step Plan for Energy Efficient Reconstruction in Ukraine
Since the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion, Ukraine’s energy sector has been one of the main targets of continuous attacks. With periodic missile and drone attacks on the energy infrastructure, Ukraine lost over half of its pre-war generating capacities, and circa 50% of electricity transmission infrastructure has been damaged. As recently as spring 2024, Ukraine lost around 8 GW of capacities. This report includes recommendation on Plan for Energy Efficient Reconstruction.
Assessing pollution from explosive weapons in southern Ukraine
By documenting the impact of explosive weapons on soil, water, and biodiversity, the report underscores the urgent need for recovery and remediation efforts to protect both human health and the environment.
European Future of Ukraine: Environment, Energy, and Post-War Reconstruction through the Eyes of Citizens
This policy brief presents the analysis of the findings of the public opinion survey on Ukraine’s post-war green reconstruction, the attitudes towards the environment and energy during the war, and the EU accession.
The paper outlines key trends in the attitudes of Ukrainian people to the environment, energy, and EU accession during the war, and the vision for Ukraine’s future. It also includes certain comparisons with the data of nationwide sociological surveys from the previous years.