Malta has joined the Ukraine Energy Support Fund and transferred €50,000.
This was reported by Ukraine’s Ministry of Energy.
As of today, the Fund has received around €2.408 billion in grant funding from 41 foreign sponsors from 27 partner countries and three international organisations.
Equipment and materials purchased with the support of international partners through the Fund are helping Ukrainian energy workers to swiftly restore damaged facilities, strengthen the resilience of the power system and prepare it for the winter period.
The Ministry of Energy thanked all donors for supporting Ukraine’s energy sector.
- The Ukraine Energy Support Fund was established in spring 2022 jointly with the European Commission and Ukraine’s Ministry of Energy to address the consequences of Russian attacks on critical infrastructure.
- The organisation enables governments, international institutions and private donors to provide financial assistance to Ukraine’s energy sector.
- According to the Ministry of Energy, over its entire period of operation the Fund has raised more than €2 billion in grant funding from 39 sponsors from 26 countries and three international organisations.