Die November-Ausgabe der Zeitschrift Klima und Recht behandelt unter anderem folgende Themen:
- Editorial: Ein Blick auf die anstehende COP28
- Das Instrumentarium zur staatlichen Finanzierung der Energietransformation
- Innovative Lösungen zur Dezentralisierung der Energieversorgung in Australien – Eine rechtliche Perspektive
- „Klimaschäden“ vor brasilianischen Gerichten: Schadensnachweis, Kausalität und Entschädigungshöhe

The post-war rebuilding of Ukraine’s energy sector is a critical task requiring substantial finance and meticulous planning. To secure the necessary funds, a comprehensive financial plan is essential to assess available mechanisms and determine optimal implementation options. This study aims to identify effective financial mechanisms, evaluate funding sources, assess risks and benefits, and address unique challenges faced by Ukraine. Barriers to financing are identified, and strategies developed to overcome them with the support of international organizations and stakeholders. These findings provide inputs to a comprehensive financial plan that adheres to legal requirements and international practices.

This publication is part of a triptych of preliminary studies – technical, financial, and legal – that make up the first stage of the Ukraine Energy Roadmap offered by the Europe-Ukraine Energy Transition Hub. A fourth text presenting the joint conclusions and recommendations from the three studies is published in parallel.

The postwar reconstruction of Ukraine will rely on sustainable, low-carbon development, which will in turn require a substantial shift in the country’s legislative and regulatory frameworks. This preliminary legal study aims to elaborate legal recommendations for policymakers that will support a new energy system design based on the implementation of the EU energy acquis and eventually assure a just, stable, diversified, and green energy market. Ensuring a regulatory environment that stimulates investments, perhaps through frameworks that (temporarily) fall short of full EU membership, is another priority.

This publication is part of a triptych of preliminary studies – technical, financial, and legal – that make up the first stage of the Ukraine Energy Roadmap offered by the Europe-Ukraine Energy Transition Hub. A fourth text presenting the joint conclusions and recommendations from the three studies is published in parallel.

This publication aims to account for the current situation in Ukraine’s energy system and to chart a course towards a prosperous, modern, and innovative future for the country. This study is subdivided into four sections: a description of Ukraine’s current energy system, a catalogue of future energy pillars which will foster and enable a thriving and dynamic future, a comparative cost-benefit analysis of various types of electricity, and a section presenting the results of an expert survey that was carried out as part of the Energy Roadmap project.

The study is part of a triptych of preliminary studies – technical, financial, and legal – that make up the first stage of the Ukraine Energy Roadmap offered by the Europe-Ukraine Energy Transition Hub. A fourth text presenting the joint conclusions and recommendations from the three studies is published in parallel.