U.S. allocates $825 million in new memorandum to support Ukraine's energy system 

The deal, reported by Ukraine's Ministry of Foreign Affairs, includes up to $825 million in U.S. assistance. The agreement was signed at NATO headquarters.

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The memorandum outlines plans to strengthen Ukraine's energy system, focusing on restoring critical infrastructure, promoting distributed energy generation, reforming the energy sector, and supporting the transition to a low-carbon, competitive economy aligned with Europe.

• On November 26, it was reported that Germany had contributed €65 million to the European Energy Community through the Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau to help rebuild Ukraine's damaged energy infrastructure.