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    Home > Finance > Norway gives $400 million to Ukraine for energy sector, administration
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    Norway gives $400 million to Ukraine for energy sector, administration

    Published by Global Banking & Finance Review®

    Posted on January 12, 2026

    2 min read

    Last updated: January 20, 2026

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    Tags:Government fundinghumanitarian aidFinancial supportinternational cooperation

    Quick Summary

    Norway commits $400 million to aid Ukraine's energy sector, ensuring critical services amid ongoing Russian attacks. This is part of a larger European support initiative.

    Table of Contents

    • Norway's Financial Support for Ukraine
    • Details of the Funding
    • Impact of Russian Attacks
    • European Aid Initiatives

    Norway Allocates $400 Million to Support Ukraine's Energy Sector

    Norway's Financial Support for Ukraine

    Jan 12 (Reuters) - Norway said on Monday it was providing 340 million euros ($397 million) in emergency funding to support Ukraine's energy sector and help the government maintain critical services, as part of the Nordic country's wider aid to the war-torn nation in 2026.

    Details of the Funding

    Russian attacks have long targeted Ukraine's energy network and have become more intense in recent months at a time of plunging winter temperatures.

    Impact of Russian Attacks

    The Norwegian parliament late last year allocated 85 billion crowns ($8.45 billion) for aid to Ukraine, with 70 billion going to military support and 15 billion to civilian and humanitarian aid.

    European Aid Initiatives

    The civilian package allotted 4.8 billion crowns to energy security and supply, followed by 4 billion for budget support and reconstruction and 3.5 billion for humanitarian assistance, with additional funding designated for business development, civil society and governance reforms, and support for Moldova.

    European countries are backing Ukraine in its defence against Russia, with EU leaders recently agreeing to a 90 billion euro loan.

    ($1 = 10.0651 Norwegian crowns)

    ($1 = 0.8560 euros)

    (Reporting by Jagoda Darlak, editing by Terje Solsvik)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Norway allocates $400 million to support Ukraine's energy sector.
    • •Funding aims to maintain critical services amid Russian attacks.
    • •Norwegian parliament approved 85 billion crowns for Ukraine aid.
    • •European countries continue backing Ukraine against Russia.
    • •EU leaders agree on a 90 billion euro loan for Ukraine.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Norway gives $400 million to Ukraine for energy sector, administration

    1What is humanitarian aid?

    Humanitarian aid refers to assistance provided to people in need, particularly during crises such as natural disasters or conflicts, aimed at saving lives and alleviating suffering.

    2What is international cooperation?

    International cooperation involves countries working together to address global issues, share resources, and support each other in areas such as humanitarian aid and economic development.

    3What is emergency funding?

    Emergency funding is financial assistance provided quickly to address urgent needs, often in response to crises such as natural disasters or humanitarian emergencies.

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