Ukraine Restarts Energy Efficiency Fund Applications After 630 Million Hryvnia Injection

Ukraine’s Energy Efficiency Fund has received a 630-million-hryvnia capital contribution, with the funds already deposited into the Fund’s accounts, paving the way for a resumption of applications to its housing support programmes.

The capital injection fulfils Step 10.17 of the Ukraine Facility Plan, which covers the country’s energy sector reform commitments under the EU support framework. Before applications formally reopen, the Fund must secure the necessary approvals from the European Union and international partners; once those clearances are received, the Fund will announce the official start date and participation conditions through its official channels.

The Fund currently administers two core programmes. The EnerhoDim scheme has enrolled more than 860 multi-apartment buildings, benefiting over 237,000 residents, with total grants disbursed reaching approximately 2.9 billion hryvnia. The VidnovyDIM programme, focused on housing restoration, has supported 1,446 projects with grants exceeding 2.6 billion hryvnia, helping roughly 400,000 Ukrainians return to their homes.

While the approval process is under way, homeowners’ associations are encouraged to consult residents about their buildings’ priority needs and begin assembling the documentation required for future applications — a step that should allow them to submit quickly once the window opens.

Source: Кабінет Міністрів України