During the G7+ Energy Ramstein meeting, the partners decided to support Ukraine amid russia's massive attacks on the energy system.
Deputy Prime Minister Oleksii Kuleba has announced this.
In particular, according to him, the United States will provide more than USD 400 million, Germany - EUR 60 million, the United Kingdom and the Netherlands - EUR 23 million each, Italy - EUR 10 million, plus an additional EUR 50 million is budgeted for 2026.
Kuleba added that Ukraine counts on the support of partners in expanding decentralized generation for heat and water, filling the National Reserve of Mobile Energy Equipment, forming a "bank" of critical equipment, and scaling up the physical protection of energy facilities.
"By helping Ukraine get through this winter, the partners are not only protecting Ukrainians, but investing in the stability and security of the whole of Europe," he emphasized.
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