Overview
- A new supervisory board at Energoatom is to be established within a week, with the company’s top management to be fully replaced.
- Leadership changes are also planned at Ukrhidroenergo, the national gas transmission operator, and Naftogaz.
- Authorities have launched comprehensive financial reviews of major state energy companies with instructions for continuous coordination with anti-corruption and law-enforcement agencies.
- Investigators say $86–100 million tied to protective works was misappropriated, and at least two suspects, including presidential associate Tymur Minditsch, have fled abroad.
- Procurement decisions are being suspended or re-run, including the halted selection for the gas pipeline operator’s chief, as pressure grows to reassure international partners.