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Dr. Yulia Rybak

Co-Head

Secretariat of the German-Ukrainian Energy Partnership

Ministry of Energy of Ukraine
Kreshatyk 34, of. 501
Kyiv, Ukraine

☎ + 38 099 5666 107

co-head.rybak(at)energypartnership-ukraine.org

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Anne Winter

Co-Head of the Secretariat of the German-Ukrainian Energy Partnership / Technical Advisor for the Just Transition Project

Secretariat of the German-Ukrainian Energy Partnership

Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH
Antonovycha (Horkoho) St. 16b,
01004
Kyiv, Ukraine

anne-kathrin.winter(at)giz.de

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Martin Schön-Chanishvili

Project Coordinator

German-Ukrainian Energy Partnership

German Energy Agency GmbH (dena)
Chausseestrasse 128a
10115 Berlin
Germany

☎ +49 (0)30 66 777-474
fax +49 (0)30 66 777-699

Martin.Schoen-Chanishvili(at)dena.de

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Valentyn Bondaruk

Advisor

German-Ukrainian Energy Partnership

German Energy Agency GmbH (dena)
Chausseestrasse 128a
10115 Berlin
Germany

☎ +49 (0)30 66 777-360
fax +49 (0)30 66 777-699

bondaruk(at)dena.de

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Facts & Figures

Population

Germany and Ukraine are among the 10 most populated countries in Europe. Ukraine is also the largest state whose borders lie entirely within Europe.

Ukraine
38
million
Germany
84.4
million

Sources:
Ukraine: Weltbank 2022
Germany: destatis – Statistisches Bundesamt, 2022

Total Final Energy Consumption

The energy intensity of the Ukrainian economy is three to four times higher than the average in the European Union. Industry and commerce consume more than 40% of energy sources. Energy efficiency and rational use of energy is one of the main directions of Ukraine's "green" energy transition and remains a constant priority of the Government. Germany is among the countries with the highest energy efficiency.

Ukraine
51.5
Mtoe
Germany
270
Mtoe

Sources:
Ukraine: Enerdata 2022
Germany: IEA 2020

CO₂ Emissions per Capita

Ukraine and Germany have pledged themselves to reduce carbon dioxide and greenhouse gas emissions as well as to other climate commitments under the Paris Agreement. Ukraine is putting efforts into reducing its primary energy and carbon intensity in order to correspond to the average of the 27 countries of the European Union.

Ukraine
4.34
t CO2/capita
Germany
7.72
t CO2/capita

Sources:
Ukraine: destatis – Statistisches Bundesamt, 2020
Germany: destatis – Statistisches Bundesamt, 2020

Share of RES generation (of gross electricity generation)

As a leading country of energy transition, Germany is sharing its lessons learned with Ukraine and supporting it with recommendations on the integration of the renewable energy sources into the system and power grids. Considering the good geographical conditions for wind and solar energy in the south of the country, the Ukrainian government is actively working on increasing the renewable energy generation.

Ukraine
16.59 %
Germany
46.2 %

Sources:
Ukraine
Germany

Clean Energy Goals for 2050

Ukraine and Germany have set themselves ambitious energy transition targets. Ukraine has significant natural potential for a "green" transition and is fully capable to reach 70% share of renewable energy sources in electricity production by 2050. Interim goals are set at 25% by 2035. Germany aims to reach at least 80% share of renewable energy in electricity supply by 2050 and up to 45% by 2025.

Ukraine
70 %
Germany
80 %

Sources:
Ukraine 2020
Germany 2023

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