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Chinese auto company to start work in Dnipropetrolvsk region

KIEV, June 24 ??“ Before the end of the year, China's Chery Automobile Co. is planning to produce around 500 cars at a plant in Dnipropetrovsk region, said Aslan Arsanukaev, the president of the AutoInvestBud Company, an official distributor of China's Chery State Automobile Plant, speaking at a press conference on Thursday.


Dragon Capital sees hryvnia losing value at faster pace in 2024

KYIV, May 28 – Dragon Capital investment group has revised the forecast for the average annual exchange rate of the hryvnia in 2024 from UAH 37.3/$1 to UAH 40/$1, and the rate at the end of the year – from UAH 39/$1 to UAH 42/$1, however, it maintained its GDP growth forecast at 4%.


Japan delivers 25,000mt of wide-gauge R-65 railway rails to Ukrzaliznytsia

KYIV, May 28 – The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) has delivered 25,000 tons of wide-gauge R-65 railway rails of Japanese production to Ukrzaliznytsia, purchased under the Programme for Emergency Recovery from the government of Japan.


Ukrhydroenergo postpones 212 MW hybrid power generation system projects

KYIV, May 28 – Ukrhydroenergo has postponed the implementation of a project to build a hybrid power generation system, which includes a 212 MW energy storage system (ESS) and a 63.9 MW solar power plant, due to the need to allocate funds for recovery after massive attacks by Russia on the company's facilities, said Bohdan Sukhetsky, Deputy Director General for Commercial Activities.


Raiffeisen Bank begins to issue small loans for building solar power plants

KYIV, May 28 – Raiffeisen Bank has started issuing unsecured green loans to small businesses for the construction of solar power stations, as well as for the purchase of electric cars and charging stations for them.


Energoatom cuts power output to ‘historic minimum’ due to lockdown

KYIV, May 27 – Energoatom, the state-owned nuclear power generating company, reduced power output to 52% of its capacity amid weak demand due to the coronavirus pandemic, Petro Kotyn, acting president of Energoatom, said Wednesday.


Ukraine plans to start imports of LNG from U.S. via terminal in Poland

KYIV, May 27 - The Cabinet on Wednesday approved a memorandum to be signed with Louisiana Natural Gas Exports Inc. that opens door for long-term LNG supplies to Ukraine from the U.S.


Small solar power plant owners to sell power to grid directly after 2030

KYIV, May 27 – After feed-in tariffs expire in 2030, the owners of home solar stations will most likely be able to freely enter the electricity market and sell their resources in it, Yuriy Shafarenko, the director of the of renewable energy and alternative fuels department at the State Agency on Energy Efficiency and Energy Saving, has said.


Small businesses lose most of income due to coronavirus lockdown

KYIV, May 27 – A third of micro and small entrepreneurs (33%) lost more than half (55-75%) of income, according to a survey of the European Business Association (EBA), in which 111 member companies of the association took part.


Tourist traffic to Kyiv drops 90% in March, April amid lockdown

KYIV, May 27 – The tourist traffic to the Ukrainian capital in April and May fell by more than 90% compared to last year, Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko has said, adding that the city will gradually ease restrictions on the work of the tourism sector.


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