In my previous blog , I analyzed how the full-scale war has changed Ukraine’s energy sector and why renewables have become the foundation of a new development model. “Green” energy truly offers Ukraine strategic prospects for integration with Europe, but it cannot be the sole pillar in times of war and reconstruction. For system stability, a balance between renewable and traditional resources is essential — and here, domestic gas production plays a key role. For decades, Ukraine has remained vulnerable due to its dependence on imported energy resources. Every geopolitical crisis — from the gas wars of the 2000s to the full-scale invasion — has shown how dangerous it is to rely on external supplies. That is why the development of domestic gas production today is not just an economic issue, but a matter of survival, energy security, and national resilience. However, for this potential to turn into real results, certain conditions must be met: investor trust, clear rules of t...
Official blog of Mykhailo Pyrtko – lawyer, PhD in Law, and energy expert. Here you will find insights on renewable energy, corporate law, and international investment projects. Mykhailo writes about building sustainable business structures, global trends in energy security, and the intersection of law, business, and technology. As a member of the International Solar Energy Society and Energy Institute, he shares analysis for professionals and investors.