Archive · 22 Jan 2026
Ukraine Investigates Ex-Presidential Aide in Green Energy Fraud
Ukraine’s anti-corruption bureau is investigating a former top aide to the president and a former board member of a big oil and gas company.
They are accused of being part of a plan to get money for green energy from places that Russia has taken over.
The bureau said there are nine people involved in this case.
They announced this on social media.
Ukraine’s anti-corruption bureau is investigating a former senior presidential aide and a former Naftogaz board member.
The alleged scheme involves claiming green energy payments for facilities in Russian-occupied territories.
A total of nine suspects have been identified in the case.
The investigation was announced on the bureau’s social media platform.
The announcement was made on January 21, 2024.
- Who
- Ukraine’s anti-corruption bureau
- What
- Investigation into a former senior presidential aide and a former Naftogaz board member for alleged green energy embezzlement
- When
- January 21, 2024
- Where
- Kyiv, Ukraine
- Why
- Alleged involvement in a scheme to claim green energy payments for facilities in Russian-occupied territories
- Investigation Body
- Ukraine’s anti-corruption bureau
- Suspects
- Unnamed former senior presidential aide and former Naftogaz board member
- Alleged Scheme
- Claiming green energy payments for facilities in Russian-occupied territories
- Total Suspects
- Nine
- Announcement Date
- January 21, 2024