Our new brief, “Analysing Investments into RES projects as part of the Ukraine Facility and IFIS Programme,” details how up to €50 billion in financial support, available to Ukraine between 2024 and 2027, can be strategically used. The report focuses on how this funding must support Ukraine’s recovery, reconstruction, and modernisation while strengthening essential public services, driving private-sector investment, advancing EU accession-related reforms, and addressing the social impacts of the ongoing war.
Continued collaboration with the Ukraine Facility and the European Commission is essential to prioritise renewable energy sources (RES) projects within a broader financing framework. As Ukraine rebuilds and moves toward a sustainable energy future, placing RES initiatives at the centre of these efforts will be critical for ensuring long-term energy security, environmental sustainability, and economic resilience.
Achieving this vision requires an effective financing mechanism that supports vital development and implementation of RES projects, particularly given the challenges posed by the ongoing war.
By focusing on renewable energy and fostering international cooperation, Ukraine can strengthen its energy infrastructure, reduce reliance on fossil fuels, create jobs and accelerate progress toward a revitalised and thriving economy.
Read our new report.
