According to Ukrinform, this was reported by the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine.

“They discussed further cooperation in the energy sector and Czech assistance to help Ukraine prepare for the autumn–winter period,” the report reads.

Shmyhal noted that Ukraine has already received 35 shipments of energy equipment from six Czech donors.

The ministers said their countries are working to expand partnership in nuclear and hydro power, and to develop cogeneration, the oil and gas sector, and hydrogen energy.

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Shmyhal emphasized Ukraine’s interest in attracting Czech companies and investment to restore and modernize the energy system and to implement new joint projects. He also invited his Czech counterpart to visit Ukraine.

As earlier reported, Shmyhal recently discussed cooperation and further support for Ukraine’s energy sector with Masashi Nakagome, Japan’s ambassador to Ukraine.

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