Overview
- Kyiv is establishing a strategic reserve within the Ukraine Energy Support Fund with €197 million available to pre‑position critical equipment for repairs ahead of next winter.
- Partner contributions to the fund have surpassed €1.87 billion, with further financing and in‑kind deliveries still being sought.
- At the March 16 ministerial meeting of the Ukraine Energy Coordinating Group in Brussels, Denys Shmyhal urged allocation of €5.4 billion from a broader €90 billion package for urgent and medium‑term needs.
- The National Security and Defense Council approved a 2026–2027 National Resilience Plan aimed at stabilizing the energy system and ensuring reliable electricity, water, and heating.
- In Brussels, Shmyhal met European Commission leaders Kaja Kallas, Marta Kos, and Dan Joergensen to discuss protecting facilities, securing repair equipment, and coordinating sanctions on Russian energy.