Overview
- Zelenskyy set a one-week target to form a new supervisory board at Energoatom to enable a full reboot of the company’s management.
- He directed an urgent tender for a new chief at Ukrhydroenergo and called for additional members on its supervisory board.
- Naftogaz was told to run a competition for its supervisory board so a new lineup can start work in January 2026.
- The president also moved to renew ARMA, push audits, advance sales of assets tied to Russian-linked owners, and seek changes to the national energy regulator.
- Sanctions froze assets of Tymur Mindich and Oleksandr Tsukerman as investigators probe alleged 10–15% kickbacks; reporting says Mindich left for Poland hours before raids.