The German government will allocate €70 million to support the energy system of Ukraine

The money allocated by the German government will be used to create and strengthen a decentralized energy and heat supply system in Ukraine. 70 million euros have been set aside for these purposes, he writes dw.com.

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The budget committee of the Bundestag approved on Wednesday, September 25, a package of assistance in the total amount of 70 million euros intended for the heat and electricity supply sector of Ukraine. This money will be used to provide Ukrainian cities and communities with small thermal power plants, boilers, generators and solar panels, the press service of the Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development reported. The goal of this approach is to create a decentralized energy supply using small thermal power plants or solar systems.

According to the German agency, the creation of a decentralized and flexible energy supply with the help of small thermal power plants, boilers, generators and solar systems aims to prevent the worst consequences in the affected cities and communities, especially with the approach of winter. Thanks to such assistance, community centers, hospitals, schools and other social facilities will receive a more reliable and independent energy supply, Berlin emphasizes.

According to Minister Svenja Schulze, it will be "not so easy" for Russia to destroy the decentralized energy system in Ukraine, the AFP news agency cites.

Galushchenko emphasized the importance of help from partners to get through the winter

Meanwhile, Minister of Energy of Ukraine Herman Galushchenko emphasized the importance of help from partners to get through the next winter. This follows from the comment of a government official published by the press service of the Ukrainian agency regarding the statement of the G7+ ministerial group at the level of heads of foreign affairs, which took place on the sidelines of the 79th session of the UN General Assembly.

Galushchenko emphasized the importance of continuing assistance for the reconstruction of the energy sector, which is vital in the context of Russia's attacks on Ukraine's energy system.

"We highly appreciate the decisive position of our partners regarding the readiness to continue supporting the recovery of the Ukrainian energy sector and our desire to build a more decentralized, sustainable and flexible energy system," Galushchenko said, as quoted by the agency's press service.

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