KYIV, Feb 25 – Morgan Stanley has improved the forecast for the growth of the Ukrainian economy in 2020 to 3.6% of GDP from 3.2% of GDP in the October forecast, according to the investment bank's report.

KYIV, Feb 22 – The current model of supporting renewable energy in Ukraine should be improved, taking into account global experience of developed countries, Director of the Energy Markets Directorate of the Energy and Coal Industry of Ukraine Olha Buslavets said at the international conference devoted to the auction system of supporting renewable energy in Ukraine held on February 21.

KYIV, Feb 22 – Filling the new gas daily balancing platform by regional gas suppliers with information a week before its launch (March 1) remains a problem, Naftogaz Ukrayiny CEO Andriy Kobolev wrote on his Facebook page on Friday.

KYIV, Feb. 23 - The Ukrainian government on Friday released the names of 10 European energy companies that are seeking to win the right to manage the country’s massive natural gas pipeline network.

KYIV, Feb 23 – Ukraine’s state defense group Ukroboronprom will join efforts to develop the Hyperloop high-speed transportation system, the group reported on Thursday.

KYIV, Feb 22 – The Finance Ministry suggested selling sell Ukrgasbank and PrivatBank, the two major banks that had been bailed out by the government, as part of efforts to reduce state ownership in the sector.

KYIV, Feb 22 – Assets of the National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) as of January 1, 2018 reached UAH 1.026 trillion, which is 9.1% more than as of January 1, 2017, including a rise of 3.7% in the fourth quarter of 2017.

KYIV, Feb 23 – Ukraine International Airlines, the country’s leading airline, seeks to double passenger transportation in four years, reaching 13.3 million people in 2021, Head of the UIA Supervisory Board Aron Mayberg said Thursday.

KYIV, Feb 23 – Polish egg producers fear their businesses will decline after Ukraine’s largest egg producer Avangard has received permission to enter the European market, industry sources said.

KIEV, Feb. 24 – The rated capacity of power plants that are part of the Ukrainian power grid fell by 0.5% or 288 MW in 2015 from a year ago, to 55.826 GW, which is linked to the temporary occupation of the Crimean peninsula by Russia.