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Ukraine’s energy and thermal infrastructure has suffered $10B in losses from the war.

Electricians in crane are working and installation of high voltage electric lines, transformer and telephone cables on pole in the city.

This is five times more than last June, according to a new comprehensive assessment by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) and the World Bank.

The largest share of losses falls on the electric power sector at almost $6.5B, where the share of damage to nuclear power plants is $0.77B.

At the same time, Ukraine’s urgent needs for emergency repairs of critical infrastructure facilities (electricity and heat supply) are assessed by UNDP and the World Bank at more than $1.2B.

At the same time, the World Bank’s director of operations for Eastern European countries, Gevorg Sargsyan, believes that recovery and reconstruction will allow Ukraine to achieve a more sustainable and ecological energy future.

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