Ukraine presented a $130 billion green energy development plan in Lugano

Ukraine presented a $130 billion green energy development plan in Lugano shutterstock
Katerina Belousova

The new RES capacities will be used in particular for the production of green hydrogen

On Conference on recovery in Lugano, Switzerland, Ukraine presented a plan to build 30 GW of green energy by 2032, which will require $130 billion in investments.

The Recovery Plan is aimed at accelerating sustainable economic growth, energy independence and the Green Course, reports the "Association of Solar Energy of Ukraine" (ASEU) on Facebook.

The article noted that the vision of Ukraine's recovery is "A strong European country - a magnet for foreign investments."

The first stage of the plan will last in 2023-2025, during which most of the projects are planned to be implemented, and the second - in 2025-2032. This will probably lead to the fact that Ukraine will enter the top 25 countries in the world according to the indices of human capital and economic complexity.

The new RES capacities will be used in particular for the production of green hydrogen. Green energy can bring billions of dollars of investment to Ukraine, create tens of thousands of jobs and a stable flow of taxes to the budget.

"We can have a future in which we will not only breathe clean air, but also have energy independence and investment attractiveness. Already today, we should plan the future of a united and independent Ukraine, as well as influence the countries to stop feeding the military machine of the aggressor", ASEU noted.

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We will remind they presented in Lugano energy recovery investment projects, in particular atomic.

As EcoPolitic reported earlier, they gave to Ukraine permission for launching the biomethane market, to get rid of energy dependence.

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