The state is working on the repayment of over ₴22B in debt to green energy producers; investors are returning to the market.

Tuesday, April 8, 2025
The state is working on the repayment of over ₴22B in debt to green energy producers; investors are returning to the market.

The state enterprise Guaranteed Buyer is developing a roadmap to settle accumulated debt to green tariff electricity producers and is counting on making 100% of its required payments in 2025, said Deputy Director Kateryna Danilkova.

She noted that the settlement level for 2019-2021 is 100%, while for 2022, which is the most problematic year, it stands at 63%. For 2023, it’s 99%, and for 2024, it’s 86%. In the early months of 2025, it stands at 93%. As well, the top manager pointed out that over the past 12 months, debts to renewable energy sources have decreased from ₴30.8B to ₴22.3B, achieved through various measures.

Danilkova emphasized that Ukrenergo’s transmission tariff, from which compensation under the green tariff is derived, gives ample reason to expect 100% of payments being made in 2025, leaving only the issue of accumulated debt unresolved.

The EBA also recognizes Ukraine’s progress in addressing settlements within the renewable energy sector, which has yielded tangible results and rekindled investors’ interest in the Ukrainian market.

 

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