Publications
Columns, interviews and comments by Oleksandr Katsuba on gas production, energy security and agriculture — in short form, with a link to the original.
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Publications found: 10

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Gas Facilities Should Be Protected on a Par With Military Ones
Comment for The Page: since 2025, strikes have shifted from generation to gas infrastructure, and protection must become part of the system itself.

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The Future of Energy Independence: Ukraine as Europe's Small Nuclear Hub
Column for NV: why nuclear generation should become the base of the new power system, with renewables, gas and storage as its flexible layer.

How to Unfreeze Ukraine's Gas Potential
Expert piece for TSN: why hundreds of promising fields are idle and what needs to change in the rules of the game for production to grow.

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Energy Independence as a Result of Industrial Decline, Not Production Growth
Comment for UNIAN: Ukraine imports almost no gas not because production has grown, but because chemical and metallurgical plants have stopped.

Ukraine's Economy on the Path to Recovery: Challenges, Investment, Energy
Interview for Kyiv Post: the state of the economy during the war, investment niches in infrastructure and renewable energy, and business access to financing.

Economic Recovery: Business, Investment and Energy in Wartime
Interview for Devdiscourse: business adaptation to the war, gas production of over 1 million cubic metres per month, renewable energy and crisis management.

The Transformation of Ukraine's Labour Market During the War: Facts and Figures
Column for Business Matters: migration of over 14 million people, 23% unemployment in 2022, 40% of companies moving to remote work and growing demand for IT specialists.

Supporting Ukrainian Producers Now Is Common Sense
Comment for VSN: the state should load Ukrainian business with military orders to preserve jobs and return money to the economy.

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What to Invest in During Wartime: Four Instruments
Column for Modern Diplomacy: farmland, domestic government bonds, gold and business expansion as instruments for a balanced wartime portfolio.

