STRENGTHENING ENERGY PRACTICE: PRAGNUM AT THE 6TH UBA ENERGY LAW CONFERENCE

Ukraine's energy sector is no longer defined solely by the challenge of rebuilding damaged infrastructure. Today, the pace of its development is shaped by the expansion of distributed generation, private investment, integration with the European energy market, and a stable, predictable regulatory framework.

These were among the key topics discussed at the 6th UBA Energy Law Conference, where the PRAGNUM team took part alongside leading representatives of the energy industry, government authorities and the legal community.

Energy is one of PRAGNUM's core practice areas. For years, our team has been advising clients in the nuclear and renewable energy sectors, including solar and wind projects, helping them navigate complex regulatory, contractual and tax matters.

"This year's conference once again demonstrated that Ukraine's energy sector is far more than just a part of the economy — it is one of the foundations of our country's resilience. We spent part of the event in a bomb shelter due to an air raid alert, which only reinforced how real and immediate the issue of energy security is for all of us. My sincere thanks to the organisers for creating such a valuable platform for discussion, and to all speakers for their openness, professionalism and insightful contributions," commented Oleksii Nekrasov, Partner at PRAGNUM.

Participating in discussions like these enables us to stay ahead of regulatory developments and provide clients with practical, business-oriented legal solutions for an industry undergoing rapid transformation.