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5/ The full analysis can be accessed here: https://t.co/oNPdxzJrth
#EnergyTransition #Uzbekistan #ElectricityDemand

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#Uzbekistan’s electricity demand is set to increase significantly. The German Economic Team forecasts a rise of 62-87% by 2035. What’s driving this rapid growth, and what does it mean for the country’s #energy future? A thread 🧵

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4/ To ensure a reliable energy future, targeted planning is crucial & a dedicated forecasting unit could help strategic decision-making. Read our latest newsletter on the topic here: https://t.co/kLTqdd8W52

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@InnaSovsun: In terms of energy security, this winter was relatively stable. However, this must not lead to a false sense of security or the illusion that everything is fine—it is not. Ukraine’s energy infrastructure suffers daily attacks, many energy sector employees have lost their lives. The situation remains extremely fragile.

Geopolitically, we are in a difficult situation. U.S. support was vital, also for the energy sector, and it has now been completely suspended. Equipment is stuck in warehouses, and we are not receiving it. How soon will we run out of missiles for the Patriot air defense system? Suspension of intelligence sharing is also devastating.

We strongly hope our European partners will step in—clear signals of support from them will strengthen Ukraine’s position in negotiations with the U.S.

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⚡️ Live from #CaféKyiv: Energy Security Panel, in cooperation with @BerlinEconomics
Since early 2024, Russia’s targeting of Ukraine’s energy infrastructure has led to widespread destruction, blackouts, and energy shortages.
🔹 What are the lessons from last winter?
🔹 What key measures can be implemented in the future to strengthen Ukraine’s energy resilience?
⬇️ Key takeaways below!

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Continued and increased economic and other support of institutional, private and international partners will be necessary to alleviate the situation.
#CaféKyiv 2025

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Apart from #investments, #energy security will be key to keep #Ukraine‘s economy running.
#CaféKyiv 2025 @KASonline @LiberaleModerne

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#Energy infrastructure is at the forefront of the war: #Ukraine has to compensate and rebuild significant parts of damaged infrastructure.
#CaféKyiv 2025

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In short: Following through on #EU integration, sustaining meaningful economic and political support by #Ukraine‘s partners, as well as investment guarantees for private investors. But also making active overtures in approaching investors.

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Our #investment security panel at #CaféKyiv 2025 has started.
@KASonline @DIHK_News @AHK_Ukraine

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The main overarching topic of the panel was how do investments can help #Ukraine generating
#economic growth, which counterbalances the massive dip in the early war? And what helps to boost #investor confidence?

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Our #investment security panel at CaféKyiv 2025 has started.
@KASonline @AHK_Ukraine @DIHK_News

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Register: https://t.co/3PP2huMsWM

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Have you already registered for #CaféKyiv 2025? We warmly invite you to our joint panel with @AHK_Ukraine and @DIHK_News on #investment security.

When?
🗓️March 11th, 2025, 14:30 – 15:15
Where?
🗺️Hall 4, Colosseum Berlin, Schönhauser Allee 23
@KASonline

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You can read the full newsletter here: https://t.co/eP9QoMFGOg

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Uncertainty remains due to war, weak investment, and fiscal strain. Growth could rise if security improves, reconstruction begins, or extra funding arrives. Private investment is crucial but hindered by risk. Ukraine needs strong guarantees and policy stability to drive recovery.