Netherlands to contribute €65 million to Ukraine's Energy Support Fund

The Netherlands will contribute €65 million to the Energy Support Fund for Ukraine. Illustrative photo: Getty Images

The Dutch government has decided to contribute €65 million to the Energy Support Fund for Ukraine.

This was reported by the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine.

Deputy Energy Minister Roman Andarak noted that the contribution of the Netherlands is important in the ongoing repair campaign in preparation for the next heating season.

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«Thanks to these funds, we will be able to partially cover our immediate needs. Stable energy supply is a prerequisite for the functioning of the economy, critical infrastructure, social and other spheres of life in Ukraine. We are sincerely grateful for this help from», said Roman Andarak.

The representative of the Netherlands, in turn, stressed that energy will remain one of the main priorities for her country in providing further support to Ukraine.

The meeting also touched upon the needs of the Ukrainian fuel and energy sector for equipment, in particular for the gas production industry, which has recently been subject to regular Russian attacks. The parties agreed to explore further the possibilities of cooperation in this area.

As a reminder, Estonia will purchase €100 million worth of military equipment for Ukraine. This includes drones, watercraft, medical equipment and other items manufactured by Estonian defence companies.