Rebuild Ukraine – Country Session
13.30 – 14.15
Background Ukraine's reconstruction is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to build a cleaner, more resilient energy system—anchored in renewables, storage, and modernized grids. But the binding constraint is not technology; it's risk. Security, offtake reliability, grid access, and the challenge of financing assets in an active conflict zone.
This session brings together private investors, development financiers, and an OEM active in Ukraine to explore what it takes to turn a project pipeline into bankable, buildable deals—and how Danish companies can play a catalytic role.
Key questions for discussion
• Where are the biggest bottlenecks today—grid, permitting, offtake, or security?
• What blended finance structures are unlocking private investment right now?
• How can Danish companies enter the market through donor-financed projects?
Programme
• Opening remarks and market overview, Elleanor Robins, Principal Investment Officer, Ukraine Lead, IFC
• Building in Ukraine: practical experience from the ground – Maksym Artemenko, CBDO, Elementum Energy
• Mobilizing private capital through blended finance and guarantees EIFO – Export Credit perspective
• Go-to-market for Danish companies in donor-financed projects Bo Eske Nyhus, Investment Director, NEFCO
• Panel discussion & Q&A
Moderator Peter V. Helk, Senior Lead Consultant, DI
