Energy Ministry believes privatization of CHPPs is a priority
Ukraine's Ministry of Energy and Coal Industry believes that the privatization of combined heat and power plants (CHPP) is a priority, minister Volodymyr Demchyshyn has said.
"There are nine CHPPs owned by the state. I think these are first candidates for privatization ...We need to do this by winter so that people who will come [and] could [be] prepared for the heating season," he said at a press conference in Kyiv.
Demchyshyn added that, in his view, some energy supply companies should also be prioritized as a priority.
"There are three companies, in which the state owns major stakes, these are Khmelnytskoblenego, Kharkivoblenergo and Zaporizhiaoblenergo. Recently there have been a lot of problems with these companies," the minister said.
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