AgroVista Group is preparing to construct a biogas plant, said the company’s top manager Pavlo Fesyuk. He mentioned that this project is fully developed and has been presented to investors. Fesyuk added that the company has all the necessary resources to launch this…
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Russia conducts up to 90% of its strikes with UAVs, leading Ukraine with plans to purchase every interceptor drone that is produced domestically.
Energy Minister Svitlana Grynchuk said: “Today, the main challenge is the widespread use of unmanned aerial vehicles. In 2025, up to 90% of strikes are expected to be carried out by UAVs. Therefore, the Ministry of Energy emphasizes the need to install advanced systems…
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Ukrainian metallurgists plan to invest millions of dollars in products for export and are seeking for funding their projects.
Centravis, a manufacturer of seamless stainless-steel pipes, plans to implement projects to modernize their production and expand their pipe manufacturing operations by $14.5M over two years. The first project involves purchasing new equipment, which will enable the…
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Ukraine’s allies are supplying Kyiv with thousands of UAVs and will help to repair tanks.
Latvia has sent 1,300 drones to Ukraine’s Armed Forces as part of the multinational Drone Coalition. Including this shipment, Ukraine has received a total of 12,000 Latvian-made drones worth over €17M this year.
The Canadian government will contribute an additional…
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Russia’s oil and gas revenues are expected to fall by 37% in July, as the US allows sanctions to be tightened.
Due to declining oil prices and a strengthening Russian currency, Moscow’s income from July’s hydrocarbon sales will drop by roughly 37% compared to the same period last year, reaching ₽680B ($8.66B). Russia’s profits from oil and gas sales from January to July…
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Ukraine’s controversial restructuring of its anti-corruption agencies concerns the West.
The Ukrainian Parliament approved legislation that would strip the country’s anti-corruption agencies of their independence and could hinder efforts to combat high-level corruption. The changes effectively place the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and the…
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Deteriorating relations with Trump will not compel Putin to end the war; Russia plans extensive rearmament.
According to The Guardian, Putin does not seem embarrassed by the first tangible rift between US President Donald Trump and Moscow, indicating that the Russian dictator has long anticipated this development. Although Russia considers the worsening of ties with Trump…
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The Russian oil business is under pressure: The US hopes that Europe will join secondary sanctions against buyers of Russian oil.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that the Washington expects its European allies to join potential secondary tariffs against countries that help Russia, particularly by purchasing its oil. These sanctions could be implemented if Russia does not meet the…
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Energy system integration: Ukraine’s parliament approves draft law on unification of Ukrainian and EU electricity markets.
The Ukrainian Parliament adopted in the first reading a draft law that establishes the foundations for the phased integration of Ukraine’s electricity market into the EU’s single energy space. This draft law is based on nine key EU regulatory acts governing energy…
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Energy independence through solar power plants: Businesses across various industries are investing in green energy.
A 200 kW solar power plant installed by furniture manufacturer Pavlyk M from Transcarpathia has saved €19,400 in just three and a half months of operation. The factory, which exports products to over 15 countries, consumes about 300 kW per hour, with 200 kW of that…
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