#Industrial Policy

ICC Ukraine demands that Kyiv restart industrial policy already during the war: long-term financing, state guarantees, tax incentives, and energy resilience. Without measures, losses by 2035 could reach up to $300 billion.

Ukrainian metallurgy faces double pressure: Russian strikes on plants and electricity that is more expensive than in Europe. The government has introduced auctions for direct contracts, but the mechanism needs refinement.

The first auctions for long-term electricity contracts in Ukraine were won not by industry, but by traders. Experts propose increasing lots to 20 MW, fixing the security deposit, and excluding speculators from the circle of buyers.

🚨 CRISIS IN METALLURGY: The Federation of Metallurgists of Ukraine has warned of the risk of factory shutdowns. 🏭 ⚠️ Main reasons: 🚫 Blockade of sea ports and attacks on infrastructure. 🚆 Increase in "Ukrzaliznytsia" tariffs by 30%. 📉 Consequences: increased cost, loss of competitiveness, threat of mass layoffs. 🗣️ Metallurgists demand the unblocking of ports and the cancellation of tariff increases. "Preserved metallurgy is a preserved economy," the Federation states. #Ukraine #Metallurgy #Economy #Ukrzaliznytsia #Crisis

🇺🇦 ETS in Ukraine: threat or opportunity? Experts warn: if the emissions trading system turns into a simple tax, it will hit the industry. The key to success is investment in modernization and harmonization with CBAM. 💸🏭