Overview
- President Volodymyr Zelensky announced audits and leadership renewals across major state energy companies, including Energoatom, Ukrhydroenergo, Naftogaz and the gas grid operator.
- Investigators at NABU say about $100 million was siphoned through a scheme influencing strategic enterprises, with suspicions announced for multiple people and five detentions reported so far.
- The Cabinet suspended Energoatom’s supervisory board and paused the OGTSU CEO competition, and Zelensky instructed an urgent bill to refresh the energy regulator NKREKP and to select a new ARMA head by year-end.
- During a visit to Athens, Zelensky said gas deliveries from Greece will begin in January via the Alexandroupolis–Odesa corridor, noting initial agreements for the first quarter and longer-term projects under discussion.
- G7 ambassadors publicly backed Ukraine’s cooperation with independent anti-graft bodies, as Kyiv secures winter gas import financing of roughly €2 billion through European guarantees and partner support following wartime damage to production.