Ukraine

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The main current problem of CBAM implementation is uncertainty and unpredictability

The stability of the terms of this mechanism will allow Ukrainian companies to effectively adapt to it

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FEU calculates the size of the negative impact of CBAM on Ukraine

The study showed that Ukraine could lose 6.4% of its GDP by 2030 as a result of the CBAM

What’s happening in Ukraine’s gas production sector

Gas production in the country should continue to grow, but there are some negative factors that will have a direct impact on investment activity

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Ukraine’s sea freight turnover grew by 28% y/y in 2024

At the same time, overland trade decreased by 8.1%

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Electricity prices in Europe increased in December in most markets

In Ukraine, the weighted average price of the DAM in December amounted to €136.4/MWh

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Ukraine plans to build 16 new IACs by 2030

Their construction is envisaged by the operational plan of the border infrastructure development strategy

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EU industry could decarbonize up to 45% of steel by 2035 – study

Steel mills plan to replace blast furnaces and oxygen converters with DRI and electric arc furnaces

Ukraine could become a major supplier of DRI to the EU

Increasing demand for DRI is encouraging the market to start new capacity

Ukraine can help European steel industry decarbonize

Ukraine has the potential to supply 20-25 million tons of raw materials for DRI production to the commercial market, providing 14% of the global market demand

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Electricity prices in Europe increased in November amid rising demand and gas prices

Ukraine reduced electricity imports during the period, the price of the DAM amounted to €126/MWh

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FEU opposes unreasonable increase in electricity transmission tariff

The Federation considers such increases to be destructive for the country's economy

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