On March 11th, Café Kyiv took place in Berlin. Low Carbon Ukraine, in cooperation with the Centre for Liberal Modernity, organised a panel discussion on energy security.

Energy at the forefront of the war
Since the beginning of the war, energy stands at the forefront of the war. Russia targets Ukraine’s energy infrastructure with particular vehemence. Our panel focused on the lessons learned from the outgoing winter and what Ukraine and her partners can do to ensure and maintain national energy security, one of the most critical issues regarding economic recovery.

Discussion with a distinguished Panel
We would like to thank our panelists and speakers Roman Andarak, Deputy Minister for Energy of Ukraine
Rouven Stubbe, Consultant and Energy Economist, Berlin Economics, Yulia Burmistenko, Head of International Affairs, DTEK, Inna Sovsun, MP, Vice-Chair of the Verkhovna Rada, Delegation to the EU-Ukraine Parliamentary Association and Cyriac Massué, Unit for Eastern Europe, Caucasia, Central Asia, German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action

Ralf Fuecks, Founder and Managing Director, Center for Liberal Modernity, moderated the event.

We are grateful for the opportunity given to us by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation to host this panel and took notice with delight the large crowds at our panel and at Café Kyiv in general.