At a meeting of the IAEA Board of Governors, a joint statement by 49 member states was delivered.
The member states reaffirmed their full support for the Agency’s ongoing efforts to ensure nuclear safety and security in Ukraine.
Under the partnership between the city of Hlobyne and the Austrian city of Grafenwörth, €2 million has been allocated for the installation of solar panels.
The Ministry of Energy, in cooperation with regional authorities, has also prepared an Investment Atlas featuring over 150 regional energy projects.
The parties discussed cooperation in the area of ensuring nuclear and radiation safety in Ukraine amid the ongoing russian military aggression, as well as the potential for further development of Ukraine’s nuclear generation.
German Galushchenko thanked the IAEA for its efforts to monitor the safety situation at Ukrainian nuclear power plants.
Deputy Minister of Energy of Ukraine, Roman Andarak, took part in the conference “Ukraine–Japan: Ukraine’s Economic Growth in the Context of War.” During his speech at a thematic panel, the Deputy Minister thanked the Government of Japan and the JICA agency for their comprehensive support of Ukraine since the beginning of the full-scale aggression by the russian federation.
The Ministry of Energy of Ukraine and the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment of the Republic of Finland have signed a Memorandum of Understanding in the field of energy.
The document was signed by the Minister of Energy of Ukraine, German Galushchenko, and the Ambassador of Finland to Ukraine, Tarja Fernández, at the meeting in Kyiv.
The introduction of a joint capacity booking product from Greece to Ukraine will provide alternative and competitive natural gas supplies and improve the region's energy security.
The gas transmission system operators of Ukraine (LLC Gas TSO of Ukraine), Bulgaria (Bulgartransgaz EAD), Greece (DESFA SA), Moldova (VestMoldTransgaz SRL) and Romania (Transgaz SA) have applied to their national regulators with this initiative.
On the Ukrainian side, the National Energy and Utilities Regulatory Commission (NEURC) adopted the decision at its meeting on May 27, 2025.
Norwegian support helps Ukraine to restore and modernize its energy sector.
This was emphasized by Ukrainian Minister of Energy German Galushchenko during the visit of the Norwegian delegation, led by Crown Prince Haakon of the Kingdom of Norway, to a Ukrainian energy facility that was damaged by targeted russian attacks.
Members of the delegation, including Norwegian Minister of Energy Terje Aasland, were briefed on the consequences of russian shelling.
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Ukraine, in close cooperation with the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine, has delivered three high-voltage autotransformers to the National Power Company Ukrenergo. This equipment—two autotransformers funded by the Government of Japan and one by the Government of Sweden—will help support the stable operation of Ukraine’s power system.
Deputy Minister of Energy of Ukraine Roman Andarak took part in the latest meeting of the G7+ Energy Coordination Group, where the urgent needs for continued support of Ukraine’s energy sector were discussed.
The online meeting, chaired by Canada within the G7 framework, was attended by representatives of the European Commission, the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United States, Poland, the Netherlands, Estonia, and other countries and partners, as well as international financial institutions.
During a working visit to Warsaw, German Galushchenko discussed issues of bilateral cooperation with Norwegian Minister of Energy Terje Aasland, in particular in the gas sector, as well as Norway’s participation in the modernization and reconstruction of Ukraine’s energy sector.
