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Liubava Radiychuk

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Kyivan Rus
IX – mid XIII
(Kyiv – established~ V century)

Source: kanalukraina.tv

Source: Wikipedia, author: SeikoEn

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Ukraine603,6 km2 (including
Crimea and annexed
regions - 46,2 km2)
Independence – 1991
Parliamentary presidential republic
Christians - 94%© Google

Source: ukraineunderattack.org

Ukraine's Territories, Occupied by Russia
and Pro-Russian MilitantsIndicator
Population density (2016), inhab. per km2

Value
78

Population, female (2016),%

53.7

Life expectancy at birth – men (2015), years
Life expectancy at birth – women (2015),years
Averageage, years
Average household,persons
Urbanization,%
Unemployment rate, %

66.4
76.2
40.6
2.58
70.1
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Source: patrioty.org.ua

Author: Майстерня Треті Півні

Source: ukraina-kostum.blogspot.com

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Source: guywebster.com

Source: www.uapost.us

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Population and GDP
Population (mln)

GDP (billion 2010 USD)

GDP, billions current USD

55200

52.6

165

50.2

13047.8

95

45.4

60

4325

Inflation rate (CPI,annual variation in %)

2014

2015

2016

2017

12,1

48,5

14,914,5

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Organizational Structure Related Energy
Cabinet of Ministers

President

Ministry of Energy and Coal
Industry of Ukraine

National Commission forState Regulation of Energy
and Public Utilities

Ministry of Ecology and Natural
Resources of Ukraine
Ministry of Infrastructure ofUkraine

National Academyof Sciences

Ministry of Regional Development,Construction and Housing andCommunal Services of Ukraine

Institute of Economics andForecasting

The State Agency on Energy
Efficiency and Energy Saving ofUkraine

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Total primary energy supply
in 2016 – 91,7 Mtoe
0,1%Electricity generation in2016 – 164,6 TWh

32,5%

44,3%

0,7%

0,9%

3,1%

5,7%

3,1%
9,2%
28,0%

23,3%

Coal and peat
Nuclear energy
Crude oil
Hydro

49,2%

Natural gas
Petroleum products
Biofuels and waste
Wind and solar

Thermal power stations
Nuclear power plants
Hydroelectric power stations 8
Other (wind, solar)

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Chornobyl NPS

Nuclear energy – one of the priorities of theNational Energy Strategy till 2035

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Natural Gas

10

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Shale Gas

Coal
2013 - 83,7 mln tonnes

Total reserves ~ 5.6trillion cubic meters
2 major deposits:••

2.15 trillion cubic meters
1,47 trillion cubic meters

Source: ТЕКСТИ.ORG.UA

Source: Wikipedia, author: Fordman

7800 km2
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Final energy consumption,Mtoe

Final energy consumption
in 2016 – 51,6 Mtoe
28,7%5,6%
1,0%
4,1%

17,5%

9,3%

33,8%

Industry
Transport
Households
Sector of services
Agriculture, forestry and fisheries
OtherNon-energy use

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NATIONAL TARGETS
ON ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND RENEWABLES
Requirements of Directives 2012/28/EU and 2012/27/EU
National Renewable
Energy Action Plan-2020
as of Oct.1, 2014, № 902-р

National Energy Efficiency
Action Plan-2020
as of Nov. 25, 2015, № 1228-р-9 % (6,5 mln t.o.e.)

11%
of Renewables in final
energy consumptionof energy saving comparing
to the average final energy
consumption in 2005-2009

Ukraine was the 20th country to ratify the Paris Agreement
The share of renewables in primary energy supply should be 25%
according to New Energy Strategy till 2035
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ENERGY EFFICIENCY IN BUILDINGS
Residential buildings
MultiApartment

Public entities

Private(Individual)
Number of Buildings≈ 80 000≈ 6,5 mln

≈ 100 000

Necessary Investment≈ from 50 to 85 bln USD*

≈ from 4 to 8 bln USD*

Annual Saving Potential (in gas equivalent)

8 bln cubic meters*depending on the thermal modernization levelSAEE

800 mln cubic meters

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Source: vikka.ua

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INSTALLED CAPACITY OF RENEWABLE ENERGY OBJECTSWORKING UNDER THE "GREEN" TARIFF
1 534
1 375

Capacity, MW

1 118
967
143580997
173587

20
3990

34
3995

4144
96

Biomass
512

465

438
426

742
432

2014

2015

SmallHydro
Wind

426

411

Biogas841

Solar531

2016

2017

I Quarter 2018

From the beginning of 2015, 567 MW were introduced andmore than € 550 mln were invested.

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DYNAMICS OF SOLAR INSTALLATIONS IN PRIVATE HOUSES
Installed capacity, MW

Number of private houses

3553
63301051

21 40 94 132 244 298

430

2323
1635
1309
1109625

ІV qt. І qt. ІІ qt. ІІІ qt. ІV qt. І qt. ІІ qt.ІІІ qt.IV qt. І qt. ІІ qt.ІІІ qt.IV qt. І qt.
2018
2015
2017
2014
2018
2016

0,1 0.3 0.8 1.2 2.2 3.4 5.1

20.1
7.9 16.7

37.1
24.9

ІV qt. І qt. ІІ qt. ІІІ qt. ІVqt. І qt. ІІ qt. ІІІ qt.IV qt. І qt. ІІ qt. ІІІ qt.IV qt. І qt.

2014

2015

2016

2017

Invested more than 64 mln EUROThe number of private houses elegible for solar panels
installation is 6,5 mlnSAEE

2018

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BIOGAS CAPACITY INCREASE IN UKRAINE
Biogas plants working under the “green” tariff, units- Biogas from agricultural waste

28 plants- Biogas from landfills

21

772011

2012

12

13
6

9

10

2

3

5

7

7

7

72013

2014

2015

2016

11917122017

April 2018

Installed capacity of biogas plants working under the “green” tariff, MW
34,4

13,9

14,5

17,8

21

23,3

40,7 MW
24,9

7

7

6,9

7,5

10,8

14

7

7

7

7

7

7

11,115,82011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

April 2018

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Current situation in Ukraine with generation ofhousehold solid waste (HSW)
Annually:
300 – 350 kg

is produced by one
person in Ukraineof household solid waste

10 mln tons

removed to the landfills in Ukraineof household waste

gas equivalent≈1 bln m3

SAEE

3,5 mln Gcal

1,2 billion kWhof thermal energyof electric energy

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Major difficulties and bottlenecks
1. Economic and financial barriers as the most powerfulobstacles:• lack of liquid assets to obtain loans;• high interest rates and lack of long-term loans;• inflation and currency fluctuations;
1. Institutional barriers - insufficient communication between
overstaffed government institutions;
2. Technical barrier - insufficient amount of energy services
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