Ukraine
| Project ID: | P112754 | Task Manager: | Yadviga Viktorivna Semikolenova |
| Region: | Europe and Central Asia | Country: | Belarus,Ukraine |
| Status: | Active | Fiscal Year : | 2011 |
| Program: | Energy Assessments & Strategy Program (EASP) | ||
| Summary: | The study examines Ukrainian district heating (DH), including issues of energy efficiency in the sector, including the obstacles that have been preventing DH reforms from taking place. As a part of the study, different stake-holders are consulted to help the Government to draft a plan for DH reforms, recognizing Ukrainian fiscal and social constraints. The results of the study are expected to help the government of Ukraine with the sequencing of DH reforms. |
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| Project ID: | P129900 | Task Manager: | Astrid Manroth |
| Region: | Europe and Central Asia | Country: | Ukraine |
| Status: | Active | Fiscal Year : | 2012 |
| Program: | Energy Efficiency | ||
| Summary: | The proposed study would complement the ongoing ESMAP-funded study on creditworthiness issues and metering of DH companies in Ukraine. It will focus on: (i) legal and regulatory obstacles to municipal energy efficiency finance in Ukraine; (ii) recommendations on necessary changes in the budget code, National Bank of Ukraine regulation and related regulation; (iii) best practice principles and examples of successful energy efficiency financing and financing structures for energy efficiency projects by municipalities, municipal utilities, and ESCOs in other ECA countries; and (iv) a proposed menu for bankable financing models for municipal energy efficiency investments in Ukraine. |
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| Project ID: | P118724 | Task Manager: | Ani Balabanyan |
| Region: | Europe and Central Asia | Country: | Armenia,Kyrgyz Republic,Ukraine,Romania |
| Status: | Active | Fiscal Year : | 2010 |
| Program: | Energy Assessments & Strategy Program (EASP) | ||
| Summary: | The main objective of the assignment is to analyze the impact of financial/economic crisis on the power sector of select ECA countries (Armenia, Romenia, Kyrgyz Republic, and Ukraine) for the next five years, identify government actions to sustain the power sector development (across generation, transmission and distribution) in crisis and early post crisis period (up to 3 years) as well as identify World Bank financial products and other assistance tools that could support implementation of the identified government actions. |
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| Project ID: | P105332 | Task Manager: | Dejan R. Ostojic |
| Region: | Europe and Central Asia | Country: | Ukraine |
| Status: | Active | Fiscal Year : | 2007 |
| Program: | Energy Assessments & Strategy Program (EASP) | ||
| Summary: | The Ministry of Fuel and Energy (MFE) of Ukraine has requested the WB to assist in developing a strategy/conceptual plan for dealing with investment needs in the thermal power sector. The study is an important part of the energy reform and development program supported by the Bank and implemented by MFE. |
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District heating plays a critical role in meeting basic heating needs in Ukraine, but the sector faces serious challenges that must be resolved to avoid collapse.
