The Ukrainian Verkhovna Rada is preparing to vote on the extension of preferential imports of equipment for wind power plants for the next year. Serhiy Nahornyak, a member of the Committee on Energy and Housing Services, noted that the preferential conditions that were in place in 2024-2025 proved their effectiveness and contributed to the development of renewable energy.
The parliament also plans to approve a draft law so that in 2026 energy companies can continue to import equipment under special conditions
Nahornyak emphasized that the continuation of tax incentives for wind generation is important, as wind power plants can supply electricity at any time, even during peak loads on the power grid.
It is necessary to ensure cooperation between the parliament, government, and energy companies for optimal solutions regarding tax support
The European Business Association expressed support for the continuation of preferential conditions, which will undoubtedly promote the development of the renewable energy sector in Ukraine.
The Ukrainian parliament is preparing to extend the preferential import of equipment for wind power plants in 2026 to promote the development of renewable energy and reduce the financial burden on investors. Nahornyak also emphasized the importance of tax incentives for wind generation, which can ensure stable electricity supply at any time. It is important to ensure coordination among all parties – parliament, government, and companies – for successful work on tax benefit decisions. Support from the European Business Association will contribute to predictability for investors and accelerate the construction of new wind power plants.