Ukraine Energy Minister Denys Shmyhal says EU loan funds will not cover the full 5.4 billion euro cost required to restore the nation's energy sector. Ukraine expects a 17 billion euro budget tranche from a larger 90 billion euro EU loan package.
Ukraine's Energy Minister Denys Shmyhal stated that an EU loan will not cover the full 5.4 billion euro cost required for energy sector restoration. The country anticipates the first tranche of a 90 billion euro EU loan, with 17 billion euros earmarked for the budget.
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