NABU Probes Ex-Presidential Aide, Former Naftogaz Board Member Over Green Energy Payments
The case forms part of a wartime anti-corruption drive that has reached senior political and energy figures.
Overview
- Ukraine’s anti-corruption bureau said nine suspects are under investigation in an alleged scheme to obtain renewable energy payouts.
- The alleged fraud centers on subsidy claims for facilities located in Russian-occupied parts of Zaporizhzhia in 2022.
- Suspects include an unnamed former deputy head of the president’s office and a former Naftogaz board member, in line with rules barring disclosure of identities.
- Some outlets report alleged losses exceeding $3 million, though NABU has not publicly specified an amount.
- Authorities have announced no arrests, and Zelenskiy’s office has not responded to requests for comment as the probe continues.