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Ukraine government sees renewables rising to 27% of energy mix by 2030 with $20 billion in investments

DTEK's Tyligulska wind power park in Ukraine. (Photo by DTEK)

Ukraine's government has approved a plan to boost renewable energy to account for 27% of all energy consumed in the country by 2030, with a total investment of $20 billion.

The sector will add 10 gigawatts of new generation capacity within six years, bringing the portion of renewables to 33% of the energy used for heating and cooling, 29% of electricity and 17% of energy used in the transportation sector, the government said.

The government did not elaborate on the envisaged investment of $20 billion, which was communicated on an infographic accompanying the plan, nor indicate where the money might come from.

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