Ukraine’s effective recovery is closely linked to energy independence, the development of renewable energy sources, and strong cooperation between business, civil society, and charitable initiatives.

In the third episode of EUEA Dialogues, podcast host Olena Rybak, Vice-Chair of the EUEA Board, is joined by Adrien Fouchet, Country Manager at GreenFuture Energy in Ukraine, Alina Sviderska, Country Manager at Scatec in Ukraine, and Yuri Kubrushko, Managing Partner at IMEPOWER, Co-founder of the Green Recovery Fund and the Leleka Foundation, to discuss the current state of Ukraine’s energy sector during wartime.

The episode also supports the Leleka Foundation, endorsed by EUEA as part of the 15th European-Ukrainian Energy Day.

They discussed the following:

• the current state of the renewable energy sector and its challenges during the war;

• the importance of supporting the Leleka Foundation and military medics;

• green tariff debts and their impact on business perspectives;

• how the lack of military risk insurance affects project development;

• new opportunities in the electricity market;

• the role of energy independence in strengthening Ukraine’s defense capabilities.