Energy and Climate Research Center
The Center collaborates with government authorities, the expert community, civil society, the private sector, and international organizations involved in reforming Ukraine's energy market, and assists in developing energy and climate policy.
The Center provides government authorities, as well as the public and private sectors, with high-quality, data-driven analytics in the following areas:
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Developing efficient energy markets
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Strengthening energy security
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Implementing the Ukrainian Emissions Trading System
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Sustainable energy development
Developing efficient energy markets
- Energy market pricing and regulatory policy
- Phasing out energy subsidies
- Integrated assessment modeling for the sustainable recovery of the energy sector
Strengthening energy security
- Emergency response mechanisms for energy supply
- Increasing domestic energy production
- Transitioning to alternative fuels
- Demand reduction programs
- Developing energy storage systems and related technologies
Sustainable energy development
- Implementing the Emissions Trading System (ETS) and its integration with the EU system
- The impact of CBAM, ETS, and other climate measures on the Ukrainian economy
- Energy efficiency policy
- Best practices for integrating renewable energy sources into the power grid
- Support mechanisms for renewable energy development and related initiatives
- Deploying green hydrogen and ammonia for low-carbon development
October 22, 2026
Intensified Russian Attacks Worsen Ukraine’s Economic Outlook, with GDP Projected to Contract in 2026-27 and Budget Financing Gap Rising to $99.5 Billion over 2026-29 – Ukraine Macroeconomic Handbook by KSE Institute
October 21, 2026
When Peace Comes: The Cost and Architecture of Veterans Policy in Ukraine — KSE Institute Report
October 20, 2026
Russia’s Shadow Fleet in European Waters: Legal Response – KSE Institute Study
October 19, 2026
Ukraine’s privatisation is progressing, but institutional bottlenecks slow further sales – Ukraine Reform Series by KSE Institute
October 14, 2026
September state budget spending was 11.7% below plan, and the deficit reached UAH 103.6 billion — KSE Institute Budget Barometer
October 14, 2026