Ukrainian energy system faces several problems, including overdependence on Russian energy imports, inefficient electricity infrastructure, and lack of investment in modernization. Ukraine consumes large amounts of natural gas, over 70% of which comes from Russia, posing a threat to Ukraine's national security. Domestic gas production only meets a small portion of the country's needs and reserves are limited. Additionally, 14% of electricity is lost during transmission and many users do not pay their utility bills. The fossil fuel industry relies on outdated practices and equipment rather than investing in sustainable solutions, and businesses exert political influence to maintain the status quo.

1. Ukrainian
Energy
System
& its problems

2. United energy system
of Ukraine
that is what we have now…

3. Ecological problems
that is what we have now…

4. Ecological aspect
An average solid waste production in Ukraine per capita (tons).
60 0
500
40 0
30 0
20 0
10 0
Landfill
0 Recycling
1980 1990 1995 2 00 3
Only about 3% of solid waste are recycled.
97% are in landfill.

5. Monopoly of Russia as a supplier of energy
resources is a threat to national safety of
Ukraine
• Gas is 43% of energy resources consumed in Ukraine
• In 2005 Ukraine consumed 76,64 billion of cubic
meters of natural gas (France: 48; Spain: 30; Poland:
30 )
• 20 billion cubic meters of gas is produced in Ukraine
• Consumption of gas per dollar of GNP is over 3 times
of that in Europe
• Over 70% of Gas comes from Russia and even gas
from other sources comes trough Russia too, which
allows Russia to influence Ukraine and threaten
national safety

6. Insufficient production of gas
within Ukraine
• Since 2000 the production of gas has increased
from 18.5 billions of cubic meters to 20.9
millions.
• There are not enough explored resources (600
billions of cubic meters of gas and 100 millions
tons of oil) to continue this growth though.
Therefore, exploring new deposits of fossil fuels
is a strategic goal for Ukraine.
• Unexplored resources of Ukraine are estimated
at 3650 billions of cubic meters of gas and 910
millions of tons of oil.

7. Inefficient electricity transfer &
production system
• Old equipment at Ukrainian heat power
stations and decrease of government investing
in modernization.
• Fuel prices increase faster then tariffs for heat
and power
• Many users do not pay for heat and power
they have already consumed
• Research and development is not financed at
all
• Over 14% of electricity is lost during transport.
This figure reaches 40% in some areas.

8. Dynamics of the fossil fuels’ industry
till the 2030
Coal Oil
CO2 CH4 NOx
Gas
Coal
Fuel oil
Gas

9. Ø Industry used to work on cheap fossil fuel.
Ø Such situation acceptable for businesses because they
don’t have to invest capital in new manufacturing
equipment.
Ø The government does not stimulate businesses to
improve their processes.
Ø Businesses influence politicians and everything remains
the same

10. Have a nice day…