German companies will increase assistance to energy sector of Ukraine | odessa-journal.com - Odessa Journal

Minister of Energy of Ukraine German Galushchenko held an online gathering with State Secretaries of the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action of Germany Franziska Brantner and Stefan Wenzel and heads of starring German vigor companies. The gathering was besides attended by Deputy Minister of Energy of Ukraine for European Integration Yaroslav Demchenkov and Head of NPC Ukrenergo Volodymyr Kudrytskyi.

German Galushchenko stressed that arsenic a effect of monolithic rocket attacks by Russia astir 50% of the full vigor infrastructure of Ukraine was damaged. Therefore, vigor companies are present successful captious request of instrumentality and materials to repair vigor facilities and reconstruct unchangeable vigor proviso to consumers.

“We request instrumentality for urgent repairs, and we besides request to make a captious reserve, due to the fact that the attacks volition continue. The precedence is high-voltage equipment. It is not lone astir humanitarian aid. We are acceptable to bargain instrumentality and bash everything to present it arsenic rapidly arsenic possible. We admit the enactment of our German partners successful the model of the German-Ukrainian Energy Partnership. But present we urgently request to intensify these efforts, due to the fact that this affects the cognition of our vigor strategy during the wintertime astatine debased temperatures,” emphasized German Galushchenko.

The German broadside assured the Ukrainian broadside of afloat enactment for Ukraine. Representatives of vigor companies stressed that they would marque each effort to summation and accelerate assistance to the Ukrainian vigor sector.

The gathering was attended by representatives of TransnetBW GmbH, TenneTTSO GmbH, AmprionGmbH, 50Hertz Transmission GmbH, ABB, RWE Generation SE, Siemens Energy, Exide Technologies, Tyco Electronics Raychem GmbH, Tridelta Meidensha GmbH, the Embassy of Germany successful Ukraine, the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action of Germany, the Secretariat of the German-Ukrainian Energy Partnership, GIZ, and others.