EIB provides financing to Naftogaz for energy system resilience
The EIB provides €50 million in financing to Naftogaz to support Ukraine's energy system resilience by importing natural gas, with Naftogaz committing to reinvest an equivalent amount into renewable energy and decarbonisation projects.
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- €50 million financing from EIB to Naftogaz.
- Focus on supporting Ukraine's energy system resilience.
- Naftogaz commitment to reinvest equivalent amount in renewable energy and decarbonisation.
- Involvement of the EIB highlights EU support for Ukraine's energy sector.
Source Intelligence
The operation builds on the EIB’s earlier €300 million loan to Naftogaz, as well as the broader €127 million EU grant support for gas procurement enabled by the Government of Norway through its Ukraine Investment Framework contribution. Naftogaz commits to reinvesting an amount equivalent to the EIB financing into renewable energy and decarbonisation projects.
"The European Investment Bank (EIB), the bank of the European Union, has signed long-term financing of €50 million with Ukraine’s state-owned energy utility, Naftogaz"
"The European Investment Bank (EIB), the bank of the European Union, has signed long-term financing of €50 million with Ukraine’s state-owned energy utility, Naftogaz"
"Backed by the European Commission under the EU’s Ukraine Investment Framework."
"as well as the broader €127 million EU grant support for gas procurement enabled by the Government of Norway through its Ukraine Investment Framework contribution."
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