Rebuilding Ukraine: Ireland contributes additional €25 mln to Ukraine Energy Support Fund
It should be noted that in October, the Ukraine Energy Support Fund received grant contributions from Germany (249.7 million euros), Malta (50,000 euros), and the Hungarian company REKK (3,000 euros).
To date, the Fund has accumulated roughly 2.408 billion euros in grant funding from 41 foreign donors across 27 partner countries and three international organizations.
Background
Officials established the Ukraine Energy Support Fund (UESF) in the spring of 2022, in agreement with the European Commission and Ukraine's Ministry of Energy, to address the aftermath of Russian attacks targeting critical energy infrastructure.
The Fund serves as an effective mechanism that enables governments, international financial institutions, international organizations, and corporate donors to finance the Ukrainian energy sector's efforts to repair damage and maintain uninterrupted operations.
Contributions to the Fund finance the most urgent needs of Ukrainian energy companies, including equipment, spare parts, and other technical assets, as well as fuel and services required to restore infrastructure and ensure electricity and heat supply across Ukraine.
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