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Lack of readiness of infrastructure, unification of classes and rising prices for electricity can completely stop the development of industrial parks

More than 90% of steel in the EU is produced in countries with cheaper electricity than Ukraine

This decision contradicts not only the economic sense, but also the country’s European integration plans

During the meeting, representatives of the Ministry of Energy and the NEURC did not provide calculations of the need to unify tariffs

The idea of ​​equalizing the tariff by class distribution is expected to reduce the tariff for second class by 25%, and naturally increase it for first class consumers

In the current state of affairs, the energy-intensive domestic economy may suffer colossal losses

Ukrainian industry will lose the last factors of competitiveness amid rules requiring the import of 80% of electricity to guarantee non-stop operation

This is necessary to prevent a reduction in production and loss of competitiveness by Ukrainian exporters

In such conditions, further production becomes significantly unprofitable, and competitiveness on the global market decreases

Last week, due to a sharp increase in spot prices, the German rebar factory Feralpi Stahl temporarily suspended work

Such a decision of the government of Ukraine may lead to numerous negative consequences for the domestic industry as a whole