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Renewable Energy 

Investment Opportunities: 

Ukraine 2010 " 2020

Author: Sergey Bovtenko

Price: £495.00

Apx 180 pages A4

 

Ukraine plans to spend several billion dollars over the next decade reducing its dependence on imported hydrocarbons, with renewables set to deliver 20% of energy requirements by 2020, and alternative car fuels to jump from 1% to 7% by 2015. 

Discover which sectors offer the most attractive opportunities, what the Ukraine-specific hurdles are for investors in each sector, from physical to regulatory, market competition, and the favourable and unfavourable effect of differential incentives.

 

Contents summary

Executive Summary

1. Energy dependence of the Ukrainian economy in comparison with the international norms

1.1. Legacy left to Ukraine by the USSR

1.2. Influence of rise in prices for energy resources on GDP of Ukraine

1.3. The structure of energy consumption by business

2. Worldwide tendencies in energy sector and influence of financial crisis

3. Influence of developing countries

4. Ukrainian energy balance 

5. Strategy until 2030 " basic documenting of all Ukrainian energy resources

5.1. Alteration of the fuel-energy balance by 2030 according to current strategy

6. Worldwide and Ukrainian trends in production and consumption of primary energy resources

6.1. Worldwide trends

6.1.1. Oil and gas " worldwide trends

6.1.2. Transport " an engine of growing demand for oil product consumption

6.2. Ukrainian trends

6.2.1 Fuel-energy complex of Ukraine " potential to increase primary energy resource production from developed sources 

6.2.2. Monopoly of the state in primary energy resources 

6.2.2.1. Gas and coal

6.2.2.2. Nuclear power

7. Demand of Ukraine for energy resources

8. Electricity

8.1. Electricity " worldwide tendencies 

8.2. Influence of developing countries on electricity production will be determinative

8.3. Growing Electric demand in Ukraine

8.3.1. Current functioning of the energy complex of Ukraine

8.3.2. Bilateral contracts and courses for integration with Europe " next stage of development of power output for Ukraine

8.3.3. Integration into European energy networks " new terms

8.3.4. Balance of electricity generation in Ukraine

9. The problem of depreciation of equipment 

10. Changes required in the structure of the Ukrainian energy complex 

11. Credits, investments, privatisation " difficult choices and limitations

12. Nuclear power plant and hydropower plant difficulties

13. Price policy and prices

13.1. Price for electricity influenced by political concerns

13.2. Cross backing of electricity consumers

13.3. Gas prices " resolving political issues by means of economic levers of monopoly

13.4. Current prices for electricity - a brake on development of electric power sources in Ukraine

14. Consumption of energy resources

14.1. Consumption of electricity

14.2. Consumption of gas

15. Fundamental factors that influence the energy complex of Ukraine

16. International examples of energy problem solutions

16.1. Crisis and green technologies create basis for new industry

17. Ukraine on the threshold of new political and economic decisions in the power-generating sector

17.1. Adjustment of the strategy under the influence of crisis

18. Alternative energy

18.1. Worldwide trends

18.2. Development of alternative energy in Ukraine

18.3. Legislative basis of Ukrainian energy sector

18.4. New President, Prime Minister, and majority in Verkhovna Rada "a unique chance for reforms in Ukraine's energy sector

18.5. Influence of the new government on "green" business

18.6. Institutions that develop policy

18.7. Topicality of "green" ideas generated in the last century 

18.8. Legislative incentives for investment in "green" business:

18.8.1. "Green prices"

18.8.2. Main laws that regulate alternative energy in Ukraine

18.8.3. Latest changes in the legislation and further plans

18.8.4. General characteristics and history of formation

18.8.5. "Green" math

18.8.5.1. Coefficient of "green" price

18.8.6. Licensing

18.8.7. Certification

18.8.8. Procedure of price setting 

18.8.9. Connection to the network

18.8.10. Imperfections of the legislation

18.8.11. Tax abatements

18.8.12. Enterprise profit tax

18.8.13. Value added tax

18.8.14. Customs duties

18.8.15. Programmes for financing equipment

18.8.16. State investment programmes

18.9. Help of international organisations

18.9.1. Organisations of the World Bank

18.9.2. European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

18.9.3. Other donors

18.10. Top 5 factors which restrain investment in energy efficiency projects (according to international organisations)

19. Participation of Ukraine in the mechanisms of Kyoto Protocol

19.1. Use of mechanisms of Kyoto Protocol to receive additional profit form implementation of projects in Ukraine

19.2. Practical mechanisms of Kyoto Protocol and their application in Ukraine

19.3 Practical scheme of application of Joint Implementation Mechanism

19.4. Plans of the National Environmental Investment Agency of Ukraine for a period of 2010-2012

20. Scientific and technical potential of Ukraine 

20.1. Scientific and technical potential on Ukraine in numbers and programmes

21. Top 10 "green" solutions for Ukraine

 

Mini-overviews 

22. Energy efficiency and energy saving

22.1. Problem of energy efficiency in Ukraine

22.2. Basic factors affecting formation of strategy and policy on energy efficiency

22.3. Problems of GDP comparison 

22.4. Potential for implementation of modern energy efficient technologies in Ukraine

22.4.1. Analysis of economy sectors of Ukraine 

22.5. Legislative basis of energy efficiency of Ukraine 

22.6. Core programmes can be a reference book for potential investors

22.7. The government of the country will pay maximum attention to energy efficiency in 2010-2020

23. Geothermal power

23.1. International experience of geothermal energy use

23.2. Current rates of the world market

23.3. Countries-leaders

23.3.1. Geothermal power

23.3.2. Heat pumps

23.4. Geothermal power

23.4.1. Prospects of geothermal power in Europe

23.4.2. Cost of the project

23.4.2. World producers of equipment and its cost

23.4.4. Geothermal power of Ukraine

23.4.5. Potential demand for geothermal power is huge

23.4.6. Geothermal potential

23.4.7. Working geothermal units

23.4.8. State programmes and legislation

23.4.9. Scientific and technical and production potential

23.4.10. Prospects of future geothermal power projects in Ukraine

23.5. Heat pumps

23.5.1. Potential use of heat pumps in Ukraine

23.5.2. Producers and competition in Ukrainian market for heat pumps

23.5.3. Governmental support

23.5.4. Current situation in Ukraine

23.5.5. Projection for future

23.5.6. Prospects of heat pump installation in Ukraine

24. Biofuel in Ukraine

24.1. Main directions

24.2. International tendencies

24.3. Biopotential of Ukraine

24.4. Soil of Ukraine

24.5. Energy potential of biomass in Ukraine

24.6. Concept of development of bioenergetics in Ukraine according to Energy Strategy of Ukraine for the Period to 2030

24.7. Legislative base

24.8. Investment climate

24.9. Liquid biofuel

24.9.1. World market

24.9.2. Liquid biofuel in Ukraine

24.9.3. Raw material base

24.9.4. Production capacities

24.9.5. Ukrainian physicochemical parameters of biofuel

24.9.6. Absence of outlets and political issues affecting stagnation of bioethanol development in Ukraine

24.10. Solid fuel

24.10.1. World market

24.10.1.1. Legislative incentives

24.10.2. Fuel pellets

24.10.2.1. Raw material

24.10.2.2. Producers

24.10.2.3. Main problems

24.10.2.4. European consumers

24.10.2.5. Prices

24.10.2.5.1. Purchasing prices in Ukraine at the end of 2009 in regard to:

24.10.2.6. Delivery of products

24.10.2.7. Domestic demand

24.10.2.8. Boiler market

24.10.2.8.1. Import-export of boilers

24.10.2.8.2. Main producers of boilers in Ukraine

24.10.2.8.3. Prospects of the boiler market in Ukraine

24.10.2.8.4. Factors for further development of the market

24.10.2.9. Prospects for the pellet sector in Ukraine

24.10.2.10. M&A prospects "shake-up of the market is unavoidable

24.10.3. Biogas

24.10.3.1. Biogas sector of Ukraine

14.10.3.2. Ukrainian potential

24.10.3.3. Solid waste

24.10.3.3.1. Potential of biogas collection on solid waste landfill in Ukraine

24.10.3.3.2. What prevents solid waste potential from being achieved?

24.10.3.4. Silage

24.10.3.5. Producers of biogas installation equipment 

24.10.3.6. Suppliers of equipment and technologies

24.10.3.7. Gas or electricity " what is more profitable in Ukraine?

24.10.3.8. Primary cost of biogas

24.10.3.9. International support

25. Hydropower of Ukraine

25.1. International trends

25.2. Hydropower potential of Ukraine

25.3. Reconstruction of existing hydropower plants 

25.4. High probability of increase 2010-2012 

25.5. Hydropower potential of small rivers in Ukraine

25.5.1. Spatial distribution of hydropower potential of middle-size and small rivers in Ukraine

25.5.2. Achievements over the last 100 years in the development of small-scale hydropower plants in Ukraine

25.5.3. Operators of mini-hydropower plants in Ukraine

25.6. Investment prospects of small hydropower plants in Ukraine

25.7. Technical state of small hydropower plants at the beginning of 2010

25.8. Commissioning of small hydropower plants in Ukraine 

25.9. Ability of Ukrainian equipment producers to compete with international manufacturers for Ukrainian market

26. Wind energy market of Ukraine

26.1. World market

26.2. Wind power and global financial crisis: Best friends

26.3. Ukrainian wind power 

26.4. Raw material basis for wind power. Climatic data

26.5. History of the sector

26.6. State programme for development of wind power in Ukraine 

26.7. Ukraine opportunities to produce equipment

26.8. Functioning wind farm

26.9. Projects in the process of implementation

26.10. Stages of wind power plant construction

26.10.1. Implementation of projects in the EU

26.10.2. Ukrainian-specific characteristics in the implementation of wind power plant projects

26.10.3. Connection to network

26.11. Availability of reserve capacities

26.12. Grounds for wind power plants

26.13. Potential for rise in prices for electricity

27. Solar Energy

27.1. World market and international trends

27.1.1. Electricity

27.1.2. Heat

27.2. Basic data

27.3. Prospects for improvement of photocell production technology

27.4. 100% spread of solar energy systems dependent on technological achievements

27.5. Market for heat generation from solar energy

27.6. Role of the state

27.7. Ukrainian potential for solar energy use

27.7.1. Raw material basis for solar energy. Climatic conditions 

27.7.2. Production of photoenergy systems

27.7.3. Ukraine's silicon deposits

27.7.4. The basis of Ukrainian silicon (Si) production 

27.7.5. Main participants in the Ukraniain photoenergy systems market 

27.7.6. Ukrainian government plans, irrespective of party membership, to develop photovoltaics

27.7.7. Contribution of Ukrainian science to the state programme

27.7.8. Scientific potential and equipment production

27.7.9. Potentially interesting projects awaiting investors

27.8. Solar collection panels in Ukraine

27.8.1. Potential of solar collection panels in Ukraine to date

27.8.2. State support and existing barriers

27.8.3. Technical solutions for hot water supply

27.8.4. Current situation in Ukrainian market for solar collection panels

27.8.4.1. Demand and implemented projects

27.8.4.2. Ukrainian producers and installers "not on friendly terms" with each other

27.8.4.3. Problems in the Ukranian market for solar collection panels 

 

Conclusion

 

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