Andrii Vodianyi
Senior editor
Andrii Vodianyi
Senior editor
Andrii Vodianyi is a senior news editor at LIGA.net since January 2022. Previously he spent ten years at LB.ua, where he served as a news editor, journalist, and department editor. Prior to that, he served as an editor at 'Ukrainian News,' a key newsgathering agency in Ukraine.
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Materials of the author
Akhmetov's DTEK company seeks $350 million to repair damaged TPPs, excluding one in frontline Donbas
National Anti-Corruption Bureau indicts Ukraine's Agriculture Minister Solskyi over land scheme
Polish farmers unblock largest checkpoint on border with Ukraine
European Union to consider sanctions against Russia's shadow fleet at Sweden's request
SIPRI rating: Ukraine enters top ten countries for military spending for the first time
Denmark becomes first country to buy arms for Ukrainian Armed Forces from Ukrainian manufacturers
Russia destroyed almost all of our heat generation, the NPPs are under threat, Zelenskyy tells EU
Czech Michal Strnad becomes billionaire due to Russian-Ukrainian war
Construction of first Westinghouse nuclear reactor begins in western Ukraine
Cabinet cancels special export obligation in attempt to give electricity suppliers more money
Polish oil giant Orlen faces scrutiny over Swiss subsidiary's alleged sanctions violations
"Imports will not help much." Ukrenergo advises businesses to invest in own generation
Ukraine's oldest bicycle factory is on the brink of bankruptcy
Former MP Onyshchenko sentenced in absentia to 15 years in NABU "gas case".
Ukraine starts new season of injecting gas into underground storage facilities
British energy executive from Canada takes helm of Ukrainian oil giant Ukrnafta's oversight board
Ukraine's economy grows 5.3% amid second year of war
Russian gasoline output plummets after refinery attacks, forcing increased fuel imports from Belarus
Energy giant DTEK invests in Poland with plans for large battery storage facility near Krakow
Ukraine forced to rely on record electricity imports after Russia struck critical infrastructure
Ukrainian parliament yet to allow ARMA to manage Russian assets without owner's consent
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