SPP Development Ukraine at URC 2026 in Gdańsk: advancing partnerships for Ukraine’s energy future

URC 2026 in Gdańsk has brought together governments, international financial institutions, investors, development agencies, and private-sector leaders from around the world to discuss Ukraine’s recovery and long-term economic transformation.

As one of the most important international platforms dedicated to Ukraine’s future, the Ukraine Recovery Conference serves as a meeting point for strategic dialogue, investment engagement and practical cooperation across critical sectors of the economy. For Ukraine’s energy sector in particular, URC has become a place where policy, finance and project implementation converge.

This year’s discussions focus on strengthening energy resilience and security, implementing Ukraine’s new Energy Strategy, accelerating public-private cooperation in the development of decentralized energy systems, and mobilizing investment for the modernization of the country’s energy infrastructure and deeper integration into the European energy market.

SPP Development Ukraine is pleased to participate in this dialogue and share our practical expertise in renewable energy, distributed generation, energy infrastructure, and project development.

Even before the official opening of the Conference, Gdańsk has become a hub for intensive discussions, strategic meetings and sector-focused events bringing together decision-makers, investors and project developers committed to Ukraine’s recovery.

Alongside the main Conference programme, SPP Development Ukraine is actively participating in side events, business forums, and strategic discussions focused on energy security, investment opportunities, and economic recovery. The company is grateful to all partners and organizers creating platforms for meaningful dialogue and cooperation.

Among these engagements, Nadiia Petruchenko, Co-Founder and Chief Business Officer of SPP Development Ukraine, will contribute as a speaker and panelist to a number of high-level discussions, including Future of Ukraine, organized by Deloitte and Ukrgasbank, and Powering Ukraine’s Recovery: Renewables, Biofuels, Conventionals and Minerals, by the U.S.-Ukraine Business Council. These discussions bring together senior representatives of government, international finance, industry and investment communities to address the practical pathways for rebuilding and modernizing Ukraine’s energy sector.

With a diversified pipeline of energy and energy infrastructure projects at various stages of development, SPP Development Ukraine arrives at URC 2026 with a clear focus on advancing practical cooperation with international partners. Throughout the Conference week, the team will engage with investors, financial institutions, technology providers and strategic stakeholders to discuss opportunities for joint project implementation, innovative financing structures and long-term partnership models.

The company’s project portfolio spans renewable energy generation, distributed energy solutions, energy storage and broader energy infrastructure initiatives, creating multiple opportunities for cooperation with investors, development finance institutions and strategic partners seeking to participate in Ukraine’s energy transformation.

A dedicated Energy Day will provide an opportunity to present a pipeline of energy package projects and explore practical mechanisms for accelerating investment into Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. These discussions are particularly important at a time when Ukraine requires scalable, investment-ready solutions capable of strengthening energy security while supporting long-term economic growth.

URC 2026 is more than a conference. It is where strategic partnerships are formed, investment decisions are shaped and the future architecture of Ukraine’s economy is discussed.

SPP Development Ukraine looks forward to strengthening existing relationships, establishing new strategic partnerships and advancing projects that contribute to Ukraine’s energy resilience, modernization and integration into the European energy market.