Ukraine, Poland ink memo on energy cooperation

Minister of Energy of Ukraine Herman Galushchenko and Minister of Climate and Environment of Poland Anna Moskwa signed a Memorandum of Intent on cooperation in the field of energy, Ukraine's Ministry of Energy said in a statement.

Report informs, citing Ukrinform, that the document is designed to boost energy security in Central and Eastern Europe and to wean the countries off Russian energy supplies. The memorandum states the intention to restore the interstate air power line between Ukraine and Poland to put it into operation at a 400 kV voltage as soon as possible.

“The commissioning of the interstate air line between Ukraine and Poland will increase the stability of our connection with the energy systems of the ENTSO-E nations and promote further synchronization and integration of energy markets. Its launch will potentially allow Ukraine to increase electricity exports to Poland to 1 GW,” Galushchenko said.

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