In January 2025 alone, banks received 190 applications from businesses worth UAH 2.1 billion. Of these, 70 applications for UAH 2.2 billion were approved, and 125 loans for UAH 2.7 billion were granted.
A total of UAH 13.2 billion in project financing has been launched (loans already granted and limits opened).
As of the beginning of February, the gross portfolio of loans for energy needs of legal entities, including repayments, amounted to UAH 7.1 billion.
The total generation capacity financed since June under the loans granted to the business is over 530 MW.
Banks also provide loans to households. The gross portfolio of loans to individuals, including repayments, to address their energy needs currently stands at UAH 624 million.
Businesses requested UAH 75 billion from banks for energy projects and received loans for 530 MW of generation
14.02.2025 07:47
Financing of energy projects worth UAH 13.2 billion has been launched Banks have received 3,685 applications from businesses requesting a total of UAH 75 billion in loan financing for energy infrastructure restoration projects since June 1, 2024, when they launched a concessional financing programme. This was reported by the press service of the National Bank of Ukraine.
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