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Following up on a meeting with the participants of the 2020 mediation in the Ukrainian renewables sector on 16 March 2023 in Kyiv, the Energy Community Secretariat launched on March 27, 2023, a process meant to settle the current problems faced by the sector.

The post-mediation process focuses on unresolved issues, addresses new challenges occurring after the full-scale war of aggression by Russia and intends to help restoring trust among the key actors. In the immediate, the process will focus on the settlement of outstanding debts by the Guaranteed Buyer towards renewable energy producers, revising the formula for imbalance payments to the Guaranteed Buyer and the corporate governance reform of the Guaranteed Buyer.

In 2020, the Secretariat’s Dispute Resolution and Negotiation Center, had mediated a settlement agreement between renewable investors in Ukraine and the government, which was later integrated in Ukrainian renewable energy legislation. While outstanding debts had been settled in the wake of the agreement, the war exposed again the underlying problems in the sector, notably the lack of liquidity and  the electricity market governance. The post-mediation process intends to address these issues by developing options for their resolution with the involvement of all relevant stakeholders.

To follow up on the settlement agreement is important not only to address the current challenges faced by the sector, which are indeed significant. This process is even more important now that Ukraine starts preparing for the transition of a green economy, in which renewable energy is supposed to take center stage. What we need to prepare for a is a renaissance of renewable energy in Ukraine,” said Deputy Director Dirk Buschle, who had mediated the dispute in 2020.

Currently, at the initiative of the Energy Community Secretariat, a working group is being set up to to follow-up on the “left-overs” from the mediation, address new challenges in the wake of the full-scale war of aggression by Russia and help restoring trust among the key actors.

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VITAGRO ENERGY Ukrainian Bar Association CMS Zolin LLC EVERLEGAL МЦ Баухемі Wind Power LLC Odesenergomontazh LLC Emergy AS Elementum Energy Віндкрафт Україна UN Global Compact Ukraine Kinstellar CHESM TAD Güriş WIND FARM The Institute of Renewable energy of the NAS of Ukraine National Aviation University Singa Energies Nordex Group Rystad Energy ETR Renewable Power s.r.o. ТОВ «Керуюча компанія «Вітряні парки України» Dentons DWS Katwind Enerji Ukrgasbank Huawei Green Power Sweden Kernel energy COWI Metropoliya science and technology company LLC ENERPROF Group CRANE UKRAINE LCF The “Oсean” Plant GE Vernova КСП-ПРОЕКТ Sika MCL NedZero Electroservice-Yug LLC  OVERSIZE s.r.o.  Южне Енерджі Dragon Capital Chervonohrad Lyceum ENERGY TRADE GROUP (ETG.UA) Institute of International Relations The CLEAR ENERGY CKS GEO-NET Navitas Renewables ACCIONA Energy Sayenko Kharenko UDP Renewables Dealex Transport Ukraine JSC “WEST FINANCE AND CREDIT BANK” Horizon Capital KNESS AdviRES Acquis Law Firm EuroCape Hareket Ingenieursozietät Prof. Katzenbach GmbH Vitry Khmelnychchyny SEMIKS BETON Ukrhydroenergo CWP Ukraine LLC FRIENDLY WINDTECHNOLOGY Altelaw&Sempra JSC “Energy Company of Ukraine” UA RENERGY KENK New Energy Development Bureau Veritas GREEN SYSTEM Eco-Optima INIKTI Vestas PRYKARPATTYA ALTERNATIVE POWER LLC SPP Development Ukraine Stable Energy ІКNЕТ ENERCON Notus Energy FACTOR STRUCTUM LLC EnerLoop International Online Platform LLC “Sit in Set International Co” MHP Deutsche WindGuard Dnipro Polytechnic Negabarit-Service Cemark та Astor Arzinger KPMG UKEP LLC LLC “Scientific Ecological Center ‘Green Square” MOSTY UKRAINE 1 LLC Ternopil Ivan Puluj National Technical University Public Union “All-Ukrainian Energy Assembly” Business in Wind YUZHMASH Legiontrans Institute of General Energy of NAS of Ukraine VIKOS WPD DENZAI Atlas Global Energy Chemlaborreaktiv LLC Siemens Energy TUSIB Naftogaz Bioenergy Trancom VOLTAGE GROUP State Agency on Energy Efficiency UTA (Urban Technology Alliance) Asters AVELLUM Green Power Denmark Niras Baker McKenzie ERU S POWER Greenville Energy  Gresa Group Fenix Repower ODESKRANSERVICE Bureau “VINK” LLC Gattowind UA

Members and partners of UWEA can be national and international companies and organizations that share the statutory goals and vision of the association, and are also ready to contribute to the development of the national wind energy market on the basis of honest partnership and mutual assistance.