Ukraine’s renewable energy market has not stopped. Solar and battery storage projects continue to reach financial close, supported by international donors, duty exemptions, and a growing cohort of private developers willing to underwrite the risk. This session examines how deals are getting done, what the risk mitigation toolkit looks like, and whether Ukraine represents a genuine near-term opportunity for the CEE solar investment community.
- What is the current state of solar and BESS development activity in Ukraine and which parts of the country are viable?
- How are international donors and DFIs structuring financing to make projects bankable under wartime conditions?
- What political risk and war risk insurance products are available and what do they cover?
- How are developers managing construction logistics, grid connection, and operational security on active sites?
- What does the post-war reconstruction pipeline look like and how should investors be positioning now?
