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DTEK welcomes the unequivocal commitment by the leadership of the EU and Ukraine to strengthen the political association and economic integration of Ukraine with the European Union as defined in the Joint statement following the EU-Ukraine Summit on 6th October, 2020. Being the leader in the energy sector in Ukraine, DTEK reconfirms its ambition and continuing efforts to deliver real positive changes on the ground.

Please see the attached file for IFIEC's full response, from which the following selected comments are extracted: IFIEC welcomes the opportunity to participate in the consultation on the roadmap to update the EU Emissions Trading Scheme and supports the EU Commission's discussion on an improved emissions trading scheme.

DTEK welcomes this opportunity to comment on the proposal of the revised EU ETS Directive. We would like to reiterate our statement from the previous comments under these consultations that DTEK supports Ukraine’s commitment to implement an Emission Trading System based on the EU ETS Directive.

Being a leading Ukrainian energy utility company, DTEK is unequivocally committed to achieve carbon neutrality by 2040 and strongly advocates decreasing the dependence on fossil fuels within the shortest possible period of time. We would also appeal to European and global energy companies to stop any dealings with the russian energy sector that channels money into support the outrageous war against Ukraine.

IFIEC, representing energy intensive customers, welcomes and in many aspects supports, the European Commission's proposal for securing the EU’s winter gas supply. Gas storages are essential in the gas supply chain for several reasons, namely security of supply, seasonal flexibility, price level (liquidity) and price stability (volatility).