Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine presents weekly reports as handy tools to keep track of the key news in business and investment climate in Ukraine and the world. The following report covers events dated July 15-21, 2019
Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine presents weekly reports as handy tools to keep track of the key news in business and investment climate in Ukraine and the world. The following report covers events dated August 5-11, 2019
Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine presents weekly reports as handy tools to keep track of the key news in business and investment climate in Ukraine and the world. The following report covers events dated July1-8, 2019
Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine presents weekly reports as handy tools to keep track of the key news in business and investment climate in Ukraine and the world. The following report covers events dated June 3-June 11, 2019
Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine presents weekly reports as handy tools to keep track of the key news in business and investment climate in Ukraine and the world. The following report covers events dated May 20-26, 2019
Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine presents weekly reports as handy tools to keep track of the key news in business and investment climate in Ukraine and the world. The following report covers events dated June 24-June 30, 2019
Some Major Facts of Eastern Europe SourcingJohn William
Here is a presentation by Dragon Sourcing that tells some important facts and countries for sourcing in Eastern Europe. Know more at: http://www.dragonsourcing.com/
Germany as a strategic partner of kosovo in energy and energy efficiency sectorLulzim Syla
Strategical partnership's for Kosovo in the field of Energy and Energy Efficiency
Kosovo's economic development depends on the development of Energy as a sector. New global trends are directed more toward renewable resources and energy efficiency. Cooperation with developed countries in this sector can be crucial for the development of capacities. In connection with this subject and on occasion of 15th Anniversary of German - Kosovar Development Cooperation, Konrad Adenauer Stiftung presents a Policy Brief entitled: Germany as a strategic partner of Kosovo in energy and energy efficiency sector prepared by Lulzim Syla. The analysis gives a description of the situation in the country, the national plan for Energy Efficiency, potential areas of cooperation between Kosovo and Germany in the field of energy, current projects in Kosovo conducted with the help of the German government and private businesses, economic cooperation through chambers of commerce and gives recommendations for further cooperation among both countries in the field of Energy and Energy efficiency.
Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine presents weekly reports as handy tools to keep track of the key news in business and investment climate in Ukraine and the world. The following report covers events dated July 15-21, 2019
Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine presents weekly reports as handy tools to keep track of the key news in business and investment climate in Ukraine and the world. The following report covers events dated August 5-11, 2019
Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine presents weekly reports as handy tools to keep track of the key news in business and investment climate in Ukraine and the world. The following report covers events dated July1-8, 2019
Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine presents weekly reports as handy tools to keep track of the key news in business and investment climate in Ukraine and the world. The following report covers events dated June 3-June 11, 2019
Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine presents weekly reports as handy tools to keep track of the key news in business and investment climate in Ukraine and the world. The following report covers events dated May 20-26, 2019
Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine presents weekly reports as handy tools to keep track of the key news in business and investment climate in Ukraine and the world. The following report covers events dated June 24-June 30, 2019
Some Major Facts of Eastern Europe SourcingJohn William
Here is a presentation by Dragon Sourcing that tells some important facts and countries for sourcing in Eastern Europe. Know more at: http://www.dragonsourcing.com/
Germany as a strategic partner of kosovo in energy and energy efficiency sectorLulzim Syla
Strategical partnership's for Kosovo in the field of Energy and Energy Efficiency
Kosovo's economic development depends on the development of Energy as a sector. New global trends are directed more toward renewable resources and energy efficiency. Cooperation with developed countries in this sector can be crucial for the development of capacities. In connection with this subject and on occasion of 15th Anniversary of German - Kosovar Development Cooperation, Konrad Adenauer Stiftung presents a Policy Brief entitled: Germany as a strategic partner of Kosovo in energy and energy efficiency sector prepared by Lulzim Syla. The analysis gives a description of the situation in the country, the national plan for Energy Efficiency, potential areas of cooperation between Kosovo and Germany in the field of energy, current projects in Kosovo conducted with the help of the German government and private businesses, economic cooperation through chambers of commerce and gives recommendations for further cooperation among both countries in the field of Energy and Energy efficiency.
This presentation was presented by Yauheniya Shershunovic during the annual SITE Development Day 2021 conference at Stockholm School of Economics via Zoom.
Disclaimer: SITE has the permission from Yauheniya Shershunovic to upload this presentation slide.
This presentation was presented by Maxim Fedoseenko during the annual SITE Development Day 2021 conference at Stockholm School of Economics via Zoom.
Disclaimer: SITE has the permission from Maxim Fedoseenko to upload this presentation slide.
Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine presents weekly reports as handy tools to keep track of the key news in business and investment climate in Ukraine and the world. The following report covers events dated May 27-June 2, 2019
EUROPEAN GAS MARKETS – DO YOU THINK IT WILL BE VIABLE FOR EUROPEAN MARKET TO ...archanasingh388
The European natural gas market is facing a number of changes in the mid to long term.
Decreasing European production, especially in the Netherlands until 2030, entails a growing level of imports in many non-producer
countries.
Additionally, due to ongoing geopolitical tension, e.g. Russia- Ukraine crisis, and the goal of security of supply, the European Union (EU) has put forward plans to pursue the
strategy of creating an EU Energy Union in order to diminish its dependence on Russian natural gas supplies.
Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine presents weekly reports as handy tools to keep track of the key news in business and investment climate in Ukraine and the world. The following report covers events dated May 13-19, 2019
The European Union’s (EU) consumption of natural gas has been growing rapidly over the last two decades. Gas has become an increasingly important component of the EU’s energy mix, with gas-fired power plants gradually replacing less environmentally friendly coal plants. Domestic gas production covered close to 60 percent of the EU’s consumption needs during the 1990s, but by 2007 it declined substantially around 40 percent (see Figure 1). The rest is imported from three main sources: Russia (around 40 percent of total gas imports), Norway (around 25 percent) and various African countries among them Algeria, Nigeria, Libya and Egypt which account for around 25 percent. The last few years have also heightened public worries in Europe over the security of its gas supplies, primarily those imports coming from Russia. These fears were partly confirmed in January 2009 when several EU and non- EU countries faced a sudden cut in their gas supplies. The Russian- Ukrainian stand-off only reinforced the argument that more needs to be done to strengthen the reliability of access to vital energy resources.
Authored by: Wojciech Paczynski
Published in 2009
The text presents an analysis of the Polish energy policy, which takes into account its both aspects: the institutional and normative aspect (policy), and the context of political activities involved (politics). As the text analyses the planning documents prepared by the Minister of Economy (the so - called “State’s energy policy”), the starting point for this analysis are the legal issues ensuing from the Energy Law Act. The text outlines the major assumptions of the Energy Policy till 2030
as well as the general provisions of the incomplete, as of the year 2015, Project of the Energy Policy
till 2050. The institutional and normative context has been supplemented with an analysis of selected issues significant for the directions in the development of the energy policy and the energy security in Poland. Moreover, the text addresses the following questions: (1) to what extent does the legal status of
the document “the State’s energy policy” contribute to the poor achievement of the strategic goals in the energy sector?, (2) to what extent does the lack of actual responsibility of the political subjects
contribute to the lack of the realisation of strategic goals put forward in the “State’s energy policy”?, (3) what actions should be undertaken in order to administer a cohesive and effective energy policy in
Poland?
Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine presents weekly reports as handy tools to keep track of the key news in business and investment climate in Ukraine and the world. The following report covers events dated March 18-24, 2019
The successful implementation of emissions schemes in the near future largely depends on domestic politics, climate policy enforcement, and commitment to combat climate change. The EU has continued with its agenda of environmental reforms and carbon markets clearly have the potential to experience dramatic growth, thereby providing significant opportunities for utilities and cleantech investments.Provides an overview of the global carbon market in terms of structure, trend, market size, and so on, while focusing on the European region.Highlights the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS) and its underlying compliance periods, including future outlook.Evaluates various countries in Europe in terms of climate change performance based on emissions trend, emissions level, and climate policy.Launched in 2005 with the aim of reducing emissions by 21% in 2020 compared to 2005 levels, the EU ETS largely dominates the global allowance market. It is the most important mechanism globally and serves as the foundation of the EU's policy for climate change, focusing on the mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions in a cost-effective manner.The EU ETS has been successful in reflecting the macro-economic trend, with EU ETS carbon prices following a trend similar to that of commodities like oil and natural gas over the last few years.Climate change performance varies widely across the European nations. Countries such as Sweden, Norway, Germany, France, and the UK exhibit strong performance and have achieved high rankings in 2011, in contrast to countries such as Poland and Italy that exhibited weaker performance.Understand the global carbon market and the role of the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS).Identify opportunities for energy utilities for investment in clean technology in the European market.
Mykhailo Bno-Airiyan pondered over the importance of the Corporate transparency and openness at the panel discussion within the XV International Energy Forum.
Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine presents weekly reports as handy tools to keep track of the key news in business and investment climate in Ukraine and the world. The following report covers events dated April 8-14, 2019
Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine presents weekly reports as handy tools to keep track of the key news in business and investment climate in Ukraine and the world. The following report covers events dated June 10-June 17, 2019
This presentation was presented by Yauheniya Shershunovic during the annual SITE Development Day 2021 conference at Stockholm School of Economics via Zoom.
Disclaimer: SITE has the permission from Yauheniya Shershunovic to upload this presentation slide.
This presentation was presented by Maxim Fedoseenko during the annual SITE Development Day 2021 conference at Stockholm School of Economics via Zoom.
Disclaimer: SITE has the permission from Maxim Fedoseenko to upload this presentation slide.
Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine presents weekly reports as handy tools to keep track of the key news in business and investment climate in Ukraine and the world. The following report covers events dated May 27-June 2, 2019
EUROPEAN GAS MARKETS – DO YOU THINK IT WILL BE VIABLE FOR EUROPEAN MARKET TO ...archanasingh388
The European natural gas market is facing a number of changes in the mid to long term.
Decreasing European production, especially in the Netherlands until 2030, entails a growing level of imports in many non-producer
countries.
Additionally, due to ongoing geopolitical tension, e.g. Russia- Ukraine crisis, and the goal of security of supply, the European Union (EU) has put forward plans to pursue the
strategy of creating an EU Energy Union in order to diminish its dependence on Russian natural gas supplies.
Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine presents weekly reports as handy tools to keep track of the key news in business and investment climate in Ukraine and the world. The following report covers events dated May 13-19, 2019
The European Union’s (EU) consumption of natural gas has been growing rapidly over the last two decades. Gas has become an increasingly important component of the EU’s energy mix, with gas-fired power plants gradually replacing less environmentally friendly coal plants. Domestic gas production covered close to 60 percent of the EU’s consumption needs during the 1990s, but by 2007 it declined substantially around 40 percent (see Figure 1). The rest is imported from three main sources: Russia (around 40 percent of total gas imports), Norway (around 25 percent) and various African countries among them Algeria, Nigeria, Libya and Egypt which account for around 25 percent. The last few years have also heightened public worries in Europe over the security of its gas supplies, primarily those imports coming from Russia. These fears were partly confirmed in January 2009 when several EU and non- EU countries faced a sudden cut in their gas supplies. The Russian- Ukrainian stand-off only reinforced the argument that more needs to be done to strengthen the reliability of access to vital energy resources.
Authored by: Wojciech Paczynski
Published in 2009
The text presents an analysis of the Polish energy policy, which takes into account its both aspects: the institutional and normative aspect (policy), and the context of political activities involved (politics). As the text analyses the planning documents prepared by the Minister of Economy (the so - called “State’s energy policy”), the starting point for this analysis are the legal issues ensuing from the Energy Law Act. The text outlines the major assumptions of the Energy Policy till 2030
as well as the general provisions of the incomplete, as of the year 2015, Project of the Energy Policy
till 2050. The institutional and normative context has been supplemented with an analysis of selected issues significant for the directions in the development of the energy policy and the energy security in Poland. Moreover, the text addresses the following questions: (1) to what extent does the legal status of
the document “the State’s energy policy” contribute to the poor achievement of the strategic goals in the energy sector?, (2) to what extent does the lack of actual responsibility of the political subjects
contribute to the lack of the realisation of strategic goals put forward in the “State’s energy policy”?, (3) what actions should be undertaken in order to administer a cohesive and effective energy policy in
Poland?
Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine presents weekly reports as handy tools to keep track of the key news in business and investment climate in Ukraine and the world. The following report covers events dated March 18-24, 2019
The successful implementation of emissions schemes in the near future largely depends on domestic politics, climate policy enforcement, and commitment to combat climate change. The EU has continued with its agenda of environmental reforms and carbon markets clearly have the potential to experience dramatic growth, thereby providing significant opportunities for utilities and cleantech investments.Provides an overview of the global carbon market in terms of structure, trend, market size, and so on, while focusing on the European region.Highlights the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS) and its underlying compliance periods, including future outlook.Evaluates various countries in Europe in terms of climate change performance based on emissions trend, emissions level, and climate policy.Launched in 2005 with the aim of reducing emissions by 21% in 2020 compared to 2005 levels, the EU ETS largely dominates the global allowance market. It is the most important mechanism globally and serves as the foundation of the EU's policy for climate change, focusing on the mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions in a cost-effective manner.The EU ETS has been successful in reflecting the macro-economic trend, with EU ETS carbon prices following a trend similar to that of commodities like oil and natural gas over the last few years.Climate change performance varies widely across the European nations. Countries such as Sweden, Norway, Germany, France, and the UK exhibit strong performance and have achieved high rankings in 2011, in contrast to countries such as Poland and Italy that exhibited weaker performance.Understand the global carbon market and the role of the European Union Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS).Identify opportunities for energy utilities for investment in clean technology in the European market.
Mykhailo Bno-Airiyan pondered over the importance of the Corporate transparency and openness at the panel discussion within the XV International Energy Forum.
Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine presents weekly reports as handy tools to keep track of the key news in business and investment climate in Ukraine and the world. The following report covers events dated April 8-14, 2019
Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine presents weekly reports as handy tools to keep track of the key news in business and investment climate in Ukraine and the world. The following report covers events dated June 10-June 17, 2019
Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine presents weekly reports as handy tools to keep track of the key news in business and investment climate in Ukraine and the world. The following report covers events dated April 1-7, 2019
Monthly Economic Monitoring of Ukraine
No. 228, January 2024
Summary
• According to the IER, real GDP growth slowed from 3.5% yoy in November to 2.6% yoy in December. As a result, according to our calculations, real GDP grew by 4.9% in 2023.
• Electricity consumption has increased due to the onset of cold weather, with imports and emergency assistance covering the deficit.
• The Ukrainian sea corridor works better than the "grain deal" – the ports of Odesa region handled 15% more cargo in 2023 than in 2022.
• The strike of Polish carriers hinders Ukraine's foreign trade.
• The goods trade deficit was record-high at USD 27.3 bn in 2023 amid declining exports and growing imports.
• The receipt of international aid in the form of grants supported the revenues of the State Budget in 2023. Revenues from most taxes were lower than planned.
• The EU and the US have not yet decided on the assistance to Ukraine in 2024.
• At the end of 2023, consumer inflation remained at 5.1% yoy despite some weakening of the hryvnia.
• The hryvnia weakened in December amid record demand for cash currency since the start of the war and seasonal growth in imports.
• The NBU cut the key policy rate to 15% p.a. in December, but it may refrain from significantly reducing the rate in 2024
This is a comprehensive analysis of the gas upstream sector in Ukraine. It is a sectoral guide for perspective investors who are exploring opportunities in Ukraine. The report includes key figures characterizing the market, as well as information about the ongoing projects. This report also contains the list of forthcoming reforms and policy development needed to boost Ukrainian gas extraction. The report was prepared by the Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine and presented at the Council meeting in Kyiv, on May 25, 2018
Monthly Economic Monitoring of Ukraine No.220
Resume
The IER estimates that real GDP grew by 22% in April 2023 compared to the low base of April 2022.
In April, there were no limits on electricity consumption, and Ukraine returned to its exports.
To prepare for power outages due to the repair of energy units, Ukrenergo and ENTSO-E are constantly increasing technical capacity for importing electricity to Ukraine.
The Cabinet of Ministers has not yet raised energy tariffs for the population.
The Energy Strategy until 2050 was adopted, but its text was classified.
Last month was difficult for exports due to further problems with the Black Sea Grain Initiative, bans on agricultural imports by Poland and several other neighbouring countries, and transit problems.
In April, Ukraine received a record amount of international financial support, which helped the National Bank to reach a new high in international reserves.
Inflation has fallen below 20% yoy for the first time since June 2022.
Monthly Economic Monitoring of
Ukraine
No. 224, September 2023
The IER has released the new issue of the Macroeconomic Monitoring of Ukraine (MEMU), which outlines key figures, trends, and events of August 2023.
According to the current forecast of the IER, prepared under the support of Berlin Economics, real GDP will grow by 4.1% in 2023.
For 2024, the recovery rate is expected at 5.5%, assuming active hostilities will cease in the middle of the year, international financial assistance will continue, and seaports will resume operation.
In August, consumer inflation slowed down to 8.6% yoy returned to a single-digit level for the first time in more than two years and amounted to.
In August, electricity imports (commercial and emergency assistance) increased by 57.6% to 115.6 thousand MWh. At the same time, exports remained minimal. The end of the heat wave in early September allowed Ukraine to resume electricity exports during surplus hours.
Monthly Economic Monitoring of Ukraine №216
In our new MEMU (Monthly Economic Monitoring of Ukraine) we talk about the latest news in the economy of Ukraine:
Real GDP in 2022 declined by 30%, while consumer inflation stood at 26.6% in December. Agriculture increased in Dec 2022 as a result of a late corn crop;
electricity shortages remain at 25 per cent of demand, but companies are adapting;
international assistance not only funded the budget, but also helped the NBA keep its exchange rate.
European Cities & Regions of the Future 2022/23Wroclaw
W opublikowanym najnowszym rankingu European Cities and Regions of the Future 2022/2023 Wrocław zajął 1. miejsce w kategorii miast średnich za przyjazność dla biznesu
Liquefied natural gas (LNG) is rapidly changing the structure of the global gas industry.
Flexible in transportation, safe in use, and competitive in supply, LNG today has already won more than 40% of the physical volume of world gas exports and is expected to reach 60% by 2040. In 2020, the development of the LNG market underwent significant transformations, as the COVID-19 pandemic posed a challenge to the global economy.
Monthly Economic Monitoring of Ukraine No. 222
The IER has released the new issue of the Macroeconomic Monitoring of Ukraine (MEMU), which outlines key figures, trends, and events of June 2023.
According to IER experts, the pace of GDP growth has slowed down due to the demolition of the Kahovka Dam by russians. The blocking of inspections by russians within the grain corridor has resulted in very slow recovery of exports. However, there were also positive developments in June. More predictability was added to the financial support of Ukraine for the next few years.
Monthly Economic Monitoring of Ukraine №217
Resume
The decline in production in January 2023 decelerated compared to December 2022 in most sectors of the economy. Important: crop production indicators are not included in January's GDP estimates.
The electricity shortage in January 2023 slightly decreased due to repairs, electricity import permits, and higher solar power generation.
Slow inspections by russia have resulted in smaller grain exports through seaports.
In 2022, the structure of foreign trade in services changed substantially. For the first time, a deficit was recorded due to a sharp increase in imports of travel services.
In January 2023, Ukraine received the first tranche of a loan from the EU within the framework of macro-financial assistance for EUR 18 bn. For the subsequent tranches, Ukraine will need to do homework.
Additional costs due to electricity shortages have not yet significantly affected consumer prices.
Monthly price increases were less than 1% for three consecutive months, but acceleration is likely in the following months.
At the end of January 2023, the NBU's international reserves increased to USD 29.9 bn.
Macroeconomic Developments Report. March 2022Latvijas Banka
Based on data from Latvijas Banka, Central Statistical Bureau of Latvia, Ministry of Finance, and Financial and Capital Market Commission, this publication assesses developments of the external sector and exports, financial market, domestic demand and supply, prices and costs, and balance of payments, and provides forecasts for the economic development and inflation.
The IER has released the new issue of the Macroeconomic Monitoring of Ukraine (MEMU), which outlines key figures, trends, and events of July 2023.
According to the IER estimate, real gross value added (GVA) in agriculture increased by almost 5%
yoy primarily due to the lower statistical base of July 2022.
The grain harvest in July was close to last year due to higher yields.
The flooding of territories in June due to the destruction of the Kakhovka dam by russians slowed the pace of crop recovery.
The mining industry grew insignificantly compared to last year.
At the same time, we estimate that the processing industry grew by more than 20% yoy due to the recovery of all sectors from a low base.
The growth rate of real GVA in transport slowed to 9% yoy, while the GVA in trade continued to grow rapidly (about 27% yoy).
However, the real GVA was significantly lower than in 2021 in all sectors.
Monthly Economic Monitoring of
Ukraine
No. 227, December 2023
Resume
• The EU has decided to open accession talks with Ukraine.
• The State Statistics Service estimated real GDP growth in the third quarter of 2023 at 9.3%
yoy. That is slightly higher than the IER estimate, according to which the growth rate was close
to 8% yoy.
• According to the IER, real GDP growth slowed from 6.4% in October to 3.6% in November.
• The strike of Polish carriers since November 6 has hindered Ukraine's foreign trade.
• The deficit in trade in goods narrowed in November amid increased maritime exports and
reduced imports amid the blockade of selected road border crossing points.
• The state budget deficit exceeded one trillion hryvnias. It was financed mainly by soft loans.
• Ukraine has received a tranche from the IMF and continues heated negotiations with the EU
and the US on further support.
• In November, consumer inflation remained close to 5% yoy as competition for limited consumer
demand intensified.
• Fluctuations in the hryvnia exchange rate prompted banks to trade more foreign currency
among themselves, but NBU remained the leading player on the market. The hryvnia
depreciated slightly in the first half of December.
This is a comprehensive analysis of the manufacturing sector in Ukraine and an integrated guide for perspective investors who are exploring opportunities in the country. The report includes key figures characterizing Ukraine as a market, as well as information about the main manufacturing industry subsectors and forthcoming policy developments needed to boost Ukrainian manufacturing sector. The report was prepared by the Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine
This is updated outline of Ukraine's investment climate which includes key facts demonstrating Ukraine's progress in economic reforms and the list of recent success stories from international investors working in many sectors of the Ukrainian economy.
The backgrounder was presented to the National Investment Council members Jan 23, 2019, in Davos, Switzerland, at the Council meeting.
Developed by Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine
Ukraine: Ease of Doing Business ranking 2019OfficeNIC
This is the detailed analysis of the dynamics Ukraine has been demonstrating and is expected to show in the World Bank's annual Ease of Doing Business ranking. Presentation courtesy of the Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine
PPP as a tool to improve investment attractiveness of the transport infrastru...OfficeNIC
Private-public partnership mechanism is a helpful tool to improve investment attractiveness and transparency of the transport infrastructure in Ukraine. This is the analysis of PPP for transport, namely road construction, presented by Deloiite Ukraine in October 2018.
The comprehensive report covers the key economic indicators characterizing Ukraine's business climate and many recent success stories showing strategic investors' interest. The report has been prepared for the meeting of the President Petro Poroshenko with the representatives of the American business in September 2018
Звіт Офісу Національної інвестиційної ради України за І півріччя 2018 рокуOfficeNIC
Офіс Національної інвестиційної ради України (ОНІР) представляє звіт за І півріччя 2018 року, який містить основні результати першого засідання Національної інвестиційної ради у Києві та секторальних робочих груп на базі Офісу в п'яти найбільш інвестиційно привабливих галузях. Звіт також включає короткі відомості про адвокаційні заходи, які організував та провів Офіс у першій половині 2018 року, а також описує участь команди Офісу в підтримці діалогу між державним та приватним секторами для покращення бізнес-клімату в Україні
Це комплексний план дій з реформування транспортної інфраструктури України, що розроблений командою Офісу Національної інвестиційної ради України за участі бізнесу та галузевих державних компаній. Дорожня карта містить перелік пріоритетних заходів і відповідальних за їх виконання органів/установ, а також таймінг реалізації.
Документ презентовано 20 липня на прес-брифінгу в Українському кризовому медіа-центрі (УКМЦ) в Києві за участі заступника Міністра інфраструктури Віктора Довганя, Голови Офісу Національної інвестиційної ради Юлії Ковалів, проектного менеджера з державно-приватного партнерства Офісу Національної інвестиційної ради Надії Казначеєвої, директора зі стратегічного розвитку та інвестиційної політики ПАТ "Укрзалізниця" Антона Саболевського, а також Директора з управління Європейського Банку реконструкції та розвитку, проектного лідера Офісу Національної інвестиційної ради Оляни Гордієнко
Invest in Ukraine: Transport InfrastructureOfficeNIC
This is a comprehensive analysis of the transport infrastructure sector in Ukraine. It is an integrated guide for perspective investors who are exploring opportunities in Ukraine. The report includes key figures characterizing the market, as well as information about the ongoing projects. This report also contains the list of forthcoming reforms and policy development needed to boost Ukrainian transport infrastructure. The report was prepared by the Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine and presented at the Council meeting in Kyiv, on May 25, 2018
This is a comprehensive analysis of the agriculture sector in Ukraine. It is a sectoral guide for perspective investors who are exploring opportunities in Ukraine. The report includes key figures characterizing the market, as well as information about the ongoing projects. This report also contains the list of forthcoming reforms and policy development needed to boost Ukrainian agriculture. The report was prepared by the Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine and presented at the Council meeting in Kyiv, on May 25, 2018
This is a comprehensive analysis of the IT sector in Ukraine. It is an integrated guide for perspective investors who are exploring opportunities in Ukraine. The report includes key figures characterizing the market, as well as information about the ongoing projects. This report also contains the list of forthcoming reforms and policy development needed to boost Ukrainian IT. The report was prepared by the Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine and presented at the Council meeting in Kyiv, on May 25, 2018
Invest in Ukraine: Renewable Energy SectorOfficeNIC
This is a comprehensive analysis of the renewable energy sector in Ukraine. It is an integrated guide for perspective investors who are exploring opportunities in Ukraine. The report includes key figures characterizing the market, as well as information about the ongoing projects. This report also contains the list of forthcoming reforms and policy development needed to boost Ukrainian renewable energy market. The report was prepared by the Office of the National Investment Council of Ukraine and presented at the Council meeting in Kyiv, on May 25, 2018
2. Capital investment into Ukrainian economy has been growing by almost a third for 2 years in a
row. In 2018, Ukrainian economy attracted UAH 526 billion in capital investment which indicates
an increase by 27,5% (in 2017 - +26,6%). Leading sectors in terms of capital investment are
industrial production, agriculture and construction
National Energy Company Ukrenergo presented the Market Management System platform for
two new segments of the wholesale electricity market (the balancing market and the supporting
service market), which has been functioning in the test mode since December 2018. Currently,
Ukrenergo is putting up a work schedule to create minimally sufficient functionality in order to be
able to launch the market on July 1, 2019
In 2018, budget revenues generated by tourism fees in Ukraine increased by 29.2%, to UAH 907
million. Tax payments from the tourism industry raised by 20.7%, to UAH 4.2 billion. The State
Border Service recorded an increase in the number of tourists from the countries not bordering
with Ukraine, particularly Europe: from Spain – by 68%, Britain – by 47.3%, Lithuania – by
23.4%, Italy – by 15.4%, Germany – by 13.3%, and France – by 9.2%
On 1 March 2019, Finance Ministry of Ukraine paid the seventh coupon for loan participation
notes with total amount reaching USD 444 million. These notes were issued as part of a debt
management operation conducted by Ukraine in 2015 with state debt and publicly guaranteed
debt, as well as the restructuring of external borrowings
On February 28, 2019, Ukraine raised a loan of EUR 529 million from Deutsche Bank under the
guarantee of the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development. The funds were
received in two tranches: an A tranche of EUR 240 million with maturity in four years and a B
tranche of EUR 289 million with ten year maturity
Pension Fund of Ukraine has generated UAH 13.6 billion from the preferential customs clearance
of cars registered abroad. Following the rule of the President Poroshenko, these funds will be
used for supplementary pension payments
WEEKLY REPORT February 22nd → March 3rd
Business climate in Ukraine
GDP growth +3.3%
Export $59,195
Import $62,947
Industrial output 1.1%
CPI 10.9%
Oil
Coal
Natural
Gas
Iron Ore
Copper
Corn
Wheat
USD/bbl
USD/ton
USD/MWh
USD/ton USD/bushel
2018, y-o-y
Jan - Nov 2018
Jan-Nov 2018 y-o-y
Jan - Nov 2018
Jan-Nov 2018 y-o-y
Jan - Dec 2018, y-o-y
Dec 2018
Macroeconomic indicators
Jan - Dec 2018, y-o-y
Dec 2018
UAH/USD (NBU, average) 26.85
Source: Ukrstat, NBU
65.07
70.55
20.82
85.98
USD/ton
USD/bushel
6525.00
3.73
4.57
3. Kernel, Ukrainian leading sunflower oil producer, will receive USD 48 million from EBRD for
construction of biomass power plants in Kharkiv, Mykolaiv, Odesa and Poltava regions.
USD 8 million will be raised from the World Bank’s Clean Technology Fund. The key driver
behind this investment decision is the reduction of carbon intensity in Ukraine’s energy
sector
DTEK Renewables will attract EUR 90 million from German commercial banks for the
construction of the second stage of Prymorsk wind power plant in Zaporizhia region. This
project is financed by two loans of German commercial banks for a total of EUR 180
million. This will be one of the largest commercial loans in Ukraine in recent years
NJSC Naftogaz Ukrainy has started the process of recovering USD 2.6 billion from
Gazprom (Russia) under the decisions of the Stockholm arbitration within the jurisdiction of
Luxembourg. Naftogaz has already received gas for a total of USD 2.1 billion. The rest is
collected through the enforcement process in several jurisdictions – the Netherlands,
Britain, Switzerland, and the United States, and recently in Luxembourg
Von der Heyden Group, a leading high-end niche player in the European real estate market,
announced multi-million investments in Ukraine. Known for construction of A class buildings
and hotels, the company plans to invest around USD 50-100 million in projects in Kyiv and
Lviv
Biopharma, a manufacturer of products from human donor plasma, has begun
commissioning work at a new fractionator plant, which is being built in Bila Tserkva.
Investment in the construction will amount to about USD 50 million. The processing
capacity will range from 250,000 to one million liters of plasma per year
The State Service of Geology and Subsoil of Ukraine will prepare and put up 30 oil and gas
areas for electronic auction by the end of May 2019. Their total capacity is valued about 92
billion m³ of gas and 16 million tons of oil. The price for the lots ranges from UAH 5 million
to UAH 500 million
WEEKLY REPORT February 22nd → March 3rd
Ukrainian Business News
Uber Technologies is in advanced discussions to buy its Dubai-based
rival Careem Networks. The companies may announce a cash-and-
stock transaction that values Careem at about USD 3 billion in the
coming weeks
Chinese startup Luckin Coffee, which has ambitions to overtake
Starbucks at home this year, has tapped three banks including Credit
Suisse to work on a U.S. IPO in 2019. The company is targeting a
valuation of about USD 3 billion
Danish brewer Carlsberg has bought a minority stake in Chinese
micro brewery Jing-A. Carlsberg will distribute beer produced by
Beijing-based Jing-A while the Chinese brewer will remain in control of
producing its craft and specialty beers
The Dutch government in recent days has stealthily built up a 14%
stake in Air France KLM, which it said was needed to protect Dutch
interests from growing French dominance in the airline group. Air
France KLM’s share price meanwhile rose more than 20%, from
around 10.40 EUR to 12.73 EUR
Britain’s M&S and Ocado launched an online food JV, belatedly giving
M&S a home-delivery service while netting USD 1 billion for its fast-
growing technology providing partner. Under the deal, Ocado’s retail
arm will become a joint venture with M&S, which will pay USD 1 billion
for its half share
Brazilian planemaker Embraer approved a deal to sell 80% of the
company’s commercial jet division to Boeing, a move that could
reshape the global market for aircraft of up to 150 seats. Under the
terms of the deal, Boeing will pay USD 4.2 billion to control Embraer’s
most profitable division, supplying passenger jets to airlines
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