Euneighbourseast.Eu Norway Provides €48 Million Energy Support to Ukraine Ahead of Winter
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- •Norway announced €48 million in energy support for Ukraine on October 29, 2026.
- •The funding aims to repair energy infrastructure damaged by Russian attacks ahead of winter.
- •Norway's total support for Ukraine's energy resilience now exceeds €257 million.
On October 29, 2026, Norway announced a grant of over €48 million (NOK 500 million) to the Ukraine Energy Support Fund, aimed at enhancing Ukraine's energy resilience as it faces another winter of conflict. This funding is critical for purchasing equipment to repair infrastructure damaged by Russian attacks. Minister of Energy Terje Aasland emphasized the urgency of ensuring stable power supply to prevent humanitarian crises. The contribution brings Norway's total support through the Fund to over €257 million. The funds will be allocated in November and December 2026, under the Nansen Programme's framework, which focuses on energy security in Ukraine. The Ukraine Energy Support Fund has facilitated over €1.2 billion in contracts for energy equipment and support across 23 regions of Ukraine. Norway's ongoing support is part of a broader commitment, with a total of 85 billion NOK allocated for various forms of assistance to Ukraine in 2026.
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