UKRAINE, Sep. 10 — In summer, Ukraine received 76 shipments of energy equipment worth almost €75 millions through the Ukraine Energy Support Fund,  the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine said.

The foundation provided this equipment to critical infrastructure companies in different regions to quickly repair damaged objects and prepare them for the 2026–2027 autumn-winter period.

Fifteen donor countries and the European Union funded the aid. The five largest donors provided nearly 75% of the total funding: the Netherlands — €15.98 million, Germany — €13.08 million, Italy — €13.01 million, the United Kingdom — €7.38 million, and Sweden — €6.63 million.

In 2026, foreign partners provided 4,736 units of equipment for the Ukrainian energy sector, including generators, transformers, modular boiler rooms, cogeneration units, and other equipment.

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