Denmark is to send a large amount of energy hardware to Ukraine as part of an ongoing energy partnership between the two countries, according to the Danish Energy Agency, Report informs referring to The Local.
The decision comes after major Russian attacks on Ukraine last month caused considerable damage to the country’s energy infrastructure, the Danish Energy Agency said in a statement.
Energy Minister Lars Aagaard subsequently agreed long and short-term assistance with Ukrainian counterpart German Galushchenko, according to the statement.
The equipment will be used to restore electricity, heating and water infrastructure in Ukraine.
Danish companies Energinet, Grundfos and Copenhagen Airport have all supplied equipment.
Both new and old hardware was requested by the Ukrainian authorities since used equipment can often be sourced more quickly.