The latest shipment brings specialized equipment to regions where reliable power remains essential for repairs, recovery and the continued operation of critical services.
Energy companies in the Odesa and Dnipropetrovsk regions received equipment worth nearly €1.8 million from international partners between August 24 and 30. The equipment was provided to restore and strengthen the resilience of the regions’ energy infrastructure.
This is reported by the Ministry of Energy.
Ukraine’s Ministry of Energy clarified that the assistance was delivered through the Ukraine Energy Support Fund. Luxembourg and Sweden contributed funds for the procurement of the equipment.
What energy equipment was provided to the Odesa and Dnipropetrovsk regions
The aid shipment included transformers, hybrid gas-insulated switchgear, and other specialized equipment. The equipment is needed for restoration work and to reinforce power grids in the Odesa and Dnipropetrovsk regions.
The Ministry of Energy emphasized that support from international partners makes it possible to provide the regions with essential equipment for repairing and modernizing energy facilities.
Assistance for critical infrastructure in other regions
Earlier, Lithuanian companies supplied critical infrastructure enterprises in the Kyiv and Zhytomyr regions with transformers, surge protection devices, and an electric motor. Such equipment helps maintain the operation of vital facilities and improve the reliability of electricity supply.