dollars in non-refundable aid, and now we will talk about energy, about energy security with roman nitsovichthis is the director of research at the analytical center of dixigroup, mr. romany, i congratulate you morning well, maybe for a start, let's introduce the audience from dixigroup what kind of organization it is, what it does and what reports you prepare , in particular in the field of energy security, we are analytical the center from kyiv has been working for 15 years and now every month we conduct such reviews in the field of energy security in order not to repeat mistakes in fact and to give an answer on how to strengthen it . what is ukraine doing in this field, but what are the countries of the eu and the usa doing, for example , other developed countries, if we talk about energy security research? so who pays for this work? is it state money, is it some donors this work is really supported by the grantor of the international renaissance fund. it is good. and if you talk about the importance of this work, you say not to repeat mistakes. that is, you investigate the risks in the p

almost 8.5 billion dollars in non-refundable aid, but now we will talk about energy safety with roman nitsovich, this is the director of research of the analytical center of dixigroup, mr. romany. i greet you. good morning. well, maybe for a start, let's introduce the audience from dixigroup to what kind of organization it is, what it does and what reports you prepare, in particular in the field of energy security, we are an analytical center from kyiv, we have been working for 15 years and now every month we conduct such reviews in the field of energy security in order not to repeat mistakes in fact and to give an answer on how to strengthen it, we see this through the decentralization of the energy system increasing the share of renewable energy and other green solutions, because we monitor not only what ukraine is doing in this field, but also what eu countries and the usa are doing, for example , other developed countries, if we talk about energy security research. so who pays for this work? is it public money it is some kind of donors of the grantor, this work is really supported by the in