The Cabinet of Ministers adopted the roadmap in April 2026, setting production targets of more than 1 billion m³ annually by 2030 and approximately 2.1 billion m³ by 2035, alongside eight new plants planned for 2026-2028. DLF attorneys-at-law has examined the framework’s implications for foreign investors and EU buyers, covering the Biomethane Register launched in February 2026, grid connection requirements, and the current status of guarantees of origin, which remain pending mutual recognition within the EU system as of July 2026. The analysis, prepared by Counsel Jurij Dynys, also addresses feedstock sustainability certification and the legal risks tied to cross-border supply contracts.
July 21, 2026
DLF Attorneys-at-Law Analyzes Ukraine’s Biomethane Programme Through 2035

