€375 Million Allocated to Ukraine’s Energy Sector: Can It Bridge the Recovery Gap?.

Fourth Meeting of the G7+ Energy Coordination Group for Ukraine

According to Novyny.live: On June 25, 2026, the fourth session of the G7+ Energy Coordination Group for Ukraine convened in Gdańsk, where international partners pledged €375 million to help restore the country’s energy infrastructure. This contribution, however, falls short of the total estimated need of €650 million for full recovery. The meeting drew representatives from 20 nations, the European Union, and six international organizations, underscoring the broad global backing for Ukraine’s efforts to rebuild its power system.

Ukrainian Energy Minister Denys Shmyhal highlighted that

the largest portion—€295 million—is designated for repairing and restoring damaged energy facilities.

Financial Aid and International Collaboration

Additionally, partners have contributed over €317 million to the Energy Support Fund for Ukraine. The list of countries providing financial backing includes:

• $175 million from the United States,
• €137 million from Sweden,
• €77 million from Norway,
• €2.125 million from Estonia,
• €550,000 from Spain,
• €4 million from Lithuania.

At the Ukraine Recovery Conference, held from June 25 to 26, new energy agreements are expected to be signed, further deepening international cooperation in this vital area. This gathering marks a significant milestone in global support for Ukraine, demonstrating a collective commitment to restoring critical infrastructure. The pledged funds are part of a broader initiative aimed at rebuilding the energy sector after relentless attacks. The upcoming agreements could pave the way for continued collaboration and attract additional resources needed to stabilize Ukraine’s energy landscape.