Last week, Ukraine received more than 330 tonnes of energy aid from international partners. The shipments arrived via the hubs of the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine.
This was reported by the Ministry of Energy.
Assistance was provided by partners from the Netherlands, Sweden, Switzerland, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Germany, Belgium, Ireland and Slovenia.
The shipments included diesel generators, transformers, cogeneration units, components for wind power, heat exchangers and other equipment.
According to the ministry, the assistance received will help improve the reliability of energy supplies and strengthen Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, including heat and water supply systems.
Donors included the Netherlands Enterprise Agency, Tetra Laval International SA, the Swedish Civil Contingencies Agency, Kuopion Energia Oy, Augstsprieguma tīkls, RED-Nord, KN Energies, Amber Grid, Tyczka Energy, Elektro Celje, Fluvius System Operator, Gas Networks Ireland, Gasgrid Finland, Latvenergo and other companies and organisations.
The Ministry of Energy thanked international partners for supporting Ukraine’s energy sector.