Chemical industry in Ukraine

Adopts decarbonisation plan aiming for net-zero operations by 2050, focusing on methane cuts, efficiency, renewables and storage — developed with EIB-funded technical assistance and backed by recent EIB financing.

Two MOUs explore three LNG cargoes for Q1 2027, petroleum-product supplies via Ukrnafta, crude processing in Central Europe, and potential transfer of fuel tanker trucks.

Missile strike hit a Ukraine steel plant; energy and blast-furnace facilities damaged, production partly halted and injured staff are receiving medical care.

Q2 results: revenue PLN 76.5bn, LIFO EBITDA PLN 13.9bn, net profit PLN 7.7bn; record foreign retail profits and H1 capital expenditure PLN 14.7bn.

€17.4bn package backs energy projects, an €800m Cernavodă loan, securitisation expansion and upgraded Ukraine–EU crossings.

Two MoUs to expand LNG trading, shared use of regasification and transmission infrastructure across the Baltic/CEE, plus exchange on sustainability, decarbonisation, green finance and ESG.

Reserved regasification slots at FSRU 2 add ~1.25 bcm/y from 2030–2039, raising LNG import capability above 16 bcm/y and boosting regional supply flexibility.

Ironton turnaround finished early/under budget; record 8.4M lb production (~10M lb feedstock); 5th consecutive revenue growth; two P&G approvals; Q1 net loss $33.4M; liquidity $131M.

Eirin field started gas exports to Europe via Gina Krog/Sleipner A. ~27.6 million boe, NOK4.5bn cost; tied-back subsea built in three years; extends Gina Krog life to 2036; ~3 kg CO2/boe.

Steel unit's outlook improves after restructuring and IG Metall agreement; EU trade protections and CBAM increase stability. Goal: autonomous, profitable steel business; parent may keep minority stake