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Wind Parks of Ukraine

🇪🇺 UKRAINERegistered 15/01 staff
Disclosed budget
€10,000 — €24,999
Meetings 12mo
0
Policy files
50
Accredited passes
0

Recent meetings

No recorded meetings with EU commissioners.

Mission & Goals

Wind Parks of Ukraine LLC is a private managing company established in 2011 that develops and oversees renewable energy projects across Ukraine. The company covers all phases of project development — from permitting and procurement to implementation and operational support — with a strong focus on quality, financial discipline, and local value creation. WPU currently operates 193.1 MW of commissioned wind capacity in government-controlled areas of Ukraine (Mykolaiv, Donetsk, and Zakarpattia regions), with an additional 163 MW currently located in areas temporarily occupied due to the Russian invasion. The company indirectly provides employment to up to 2,000 people and plays an active role in advancing Ukraine’s energy independence and green recovery through scalable wind power investments.

EU Legislative Interests

Our activities target EU policies supporting Ukraine’s economic recovery and investment, the EU Green Deal and renewable energy transition, energy security and external cooperation, as well as regional development and sustainable infrastructure under the Ukraine Investment Framework.

Communication Activities

We have initiated outreach to EU institutions and delegations in the context of Ukraine’s recovery and investment planning, including submitting proposals under EU-supported frameworks. We also engage in communication activities such as project briefings, concept notes, and bilateral meetings to present renewable energy investment opportunities aligned with the EU Green Deal and the Ukraine Investment Framework.

Interests Represented

Promotes their own interests or the collective interests of their members

Member Of

Public Union “Ukrainian Wind Energy Association” Federation of Employers of Ukraine

Organisation Members

WPU's operational model incorporates the use of Special Purpose Vehicles (SPVs), which are companies established for the sole purpose of focusing on individual projects. These SPVs may share similar ownership with WPU, and WPU functions as the management company.Each SPV holds the necessary licenses required to conduct economic activities related to electricity production. This organizational approach facilitates the efficient allocation of expertise essential for developing new projects and ensuring the operations and maintenance of the current wind energy portfolio.

Additional Information

For the most recent financial year, Wind Parks of Ukraine estimates total costs related to EU interest representation and transparency-covered activities at less than €10,000. These costs include a proportionate share of staff time dedicated to EU policy engagement, communication, and proposal preparation; office-related expenses; and travel or meeting costs directly linked to EU institutional interactions. The company’s broader operational and project development costs are accounted for separately and are not included in this estimate.

Connected Legislation

Instrument for Nuclear Safety Cooperation

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Regulation on revising the primary energy factor for electricity in application of Directive 2012/27/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council

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Revised guidelines for trans-European energy infrastructure

70%

Developing trans-European energy networks

70%

Amendment: Union list of projects of common interest (Reg 347/2013)

70%

Guidelines for trans-European energy infrastructure (Amendment)

70%

Amendment: Union list of projects of common interest (Reg 347/2013)

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Energy efficiency and related environmental aspects

70%

State of the Energy Union

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State of the Energy Union

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Resolution on Thermie II programme

70%

Directive on summertime arrangements

70%

Comprehensive EU approach to energy storage

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State of the Energy Union

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Decision on the State of Energy Union 2017

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Summer-time arrangements 2002-2006

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The basis of the Euratom Treaty

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Small modular reactors

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Nuclear power plant stress tests and safety assessments in the EU

70%

Nuclear decommissioning assistance: Bulgaria, Lithuania & Slovakia

70%

Nuclear energy: plant safety and general principles

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Resolution: Temelin nuclear power plant (Czech Republic)

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Research programme: controlled thermonuclear fusion

70%

EU financial assistance: Kozloduy NPP decommissioning (Bulgaria)

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Resolution on Mochovce nuclear power plant commissioning

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Decommissioning of nuclear power stations and installations

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The Bohunice V1 nuclear power plant in Slovakia

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Resolution on the problem of nuclear safety fifteen years after the Chernobyl accident

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Community framework for nuclear safety

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Research programme: nuclear safety and safeguards

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Nuclear safety lessons from Japan accident

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Nuclear installation safety in Belarus

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Resolution on Sellafield MOX fuel data falsification

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Resolution on the nuclear accident in Japan

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EU nuclear power plant stress tests and neighborhood safety

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SYNERGY action programme

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CEEC participation in SAVE II energy efficiency programme

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SAVE II: Slovenia's participation in energy efficiency programme

70%

Multiannual programme for international energy cooperation (SYNERGY)

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Eastern Europe & CIS: Energy and nuclear safety policy

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CEEC participation in SAVE II energy efficiency programme

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EU conclusion of the Energy Community Treaty

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Energy sector cooperation (SYNERGY): Extension of Reg 701/97

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European Energy Security Strategy

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Enlargement: Industrial policy and competitiveness

70%

CEEC participation in SAVE II energy efficiency programme

70%

Resolution on Temelin nuclear power plant (Czechia)

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Energy efficiency requirements for fluorescent lighting ballasts

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State of the Energy Union

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Energy storage

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