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EUEA RES market review: market news and settlements review, MAY 2023

Stay informed on the latest news in the Ukrainian renewable energy sector with the EUEA review for May 2023. This review covers important topics such as payments to RES producers by the Guaranteed Buyer, price dynamics of DAM and IDM, changes in electricity imports and exports, and major industry updates for the month of May.

Monthly RES Review: May 2023

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IMEPOWER Monitoring on legislative initiatives impacting RES market as of May, 2023

Find out about the latest laws and registered draft laws of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine, decisions, resolutions, and orders of the CMU, Ministry of Energy of Ukraine and NEURC in the monitoring – “Legislative initiatives for May 2023 impacting RES producers” prepared by the EUEA Advisor – IMEPOWER.

IMEPOWER Legal Monitoring May 2023

IMPORTANT RES and EE SECTOR NEWS

EUEA Director Kateryna Polyakova took part in the discussion of the Committee of the VRU on the draft Law №9011-d

The CMU increased the electricity tariff for households, the Energy Community supported the actions of the Government of Ukraine

NEURC cancels price restrictions on the electricity market from June 30

The Verkhovna Rada adopted draft law №9015 on insurance of investments in Ukraine against war risks

From October 1, 2023, Ukrainian importers in the EU will report on CO2 emissions

State Agency on Energy Efficiency and Energy Saving of Ukraine is launching a large national leasing platform

Ukraine has adopted a state standard for injecting biomethane into distribution and main gas networks

The development of green energy during the war: the new DTEK WPP in the south of Ukraine is already operational

Energoatom and the Energy Community signed a Memorandum regarding compensation for damage to the energy infrastructure of Ukraine caused by russia

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✔️UAnimals

The humanitarian movement UAnimals was created in 2016. The UAnimals team started their activities by fighting animal exploitation in circuses on a large scale. Since the beginning of the full-scale war UAnimals team has actively been helping animals within war zones: evacuate, and provide feed and medicines for shelters. UAnimals team has begun rebuilding animal shelter facilities that were affected by the Russian aggression.

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✔️Leleka Foundation

Leleka Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, in the time of the full-blown Russia's war against Ukraine in 2022, the foundation is focusing on the urgent supply of critical medical supplies to Ukraine’s defenders and civilians.

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Sincerely,

EUEA Team
Dorogozhytska str., 3, UNIT City, building B9, office 5, Kyiv, Ukraine
Mobile (WhatsApp): +38 091 331 0010
mailto: office@euea-energyagency.org

Established in November 2009, European-Ukrainian Energy Agency (EUEA) has grown into an effective advocate for the realization of Ukraine’s massive renewable energy and energy efficiency potential, by working within Ukraine’s business community, government structures, and with other key energy market stakeholders.

Members of EUEA:

Acciona, Beycelik-Elawan Renewable Energy LLС, CES, DTEK Renewables, EMERGY AS, EMSOLT, Electrum, Elementum Energy, Eurocape Ukraine, Fichtner, Goldbeck Solar, GOLAW, Guris, Green Genius, Green Future, GrECo Ukraine, GSE&C, iC consulenten, IMEPOWER, Indian Solar, Investment Fund for Developing Countries, Irshanska SES, Khmelnytsky Bio Power Plant, NOTUS Energy, Scatec Solar, Sfera, Sumitomo, SPP Development Ukraine, Thermosystems, TIU Canada, Ukrwindinvestments.

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