Overview
- A new supervisory board at Energoatom is to be installed within a week, with the company’s board slated for a full renewal.
- Comprehensive financial audits will cover major state energy firms, and state-appointed managers will be replaced where necessary.
- Leadership changes are planned at Ukrhydroenergo, the gas pipeline operator, and Naftogaz, with competitive selections initiated.
- Ukraine’s anti-corruption bureau says a criminal scheme siphoned about $100 million linked to Energoatom projects, prompting two ministerial resignations.
- Investigators identify presidential associate Timur Minditsch as a key suspect who left the country before searches, with probes also naming other senior figures as alleged participants.