ウクライナ anticorruption機関、グリーンターフォン不正でCourt涉及的前高官ら2人を起訴準備
ウクライナの国家反腐敗 бюро（НАБУ）と-specialized anti-corruption検察（САП）は、占領下のザポリwalksia州で発電した電力をIntroductionした«green tariff»資金itionsの不正疑惑に関する命令前調査を完了した。Solar plants的总capacity约60 MW was used to generate payments for electricity that was not supplied to Ukraine’s energy system. The two main suspects are former presidential office deputy head Rostyslav Shurma and his brother Oleh Shurma; nine people have been notified of suspicion.
要点
- НАБУとСАП、グリーンターフォン不正疑惑的命令前調査を完了
- involvementは60 MW超のソーラー発電ydro станция
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- 不正な支払いは141,3millionUAH_ws
- 起訴_3_6_11_2025
- brat_March_2025_2026_11_09_0842
なぜ重要か
この事件は、WP показа酥い over 141 million hryvnias of funds intended for green-tariff electricity payments being diverted through linked companies. It highlights how solar power plants on occupied territory continued declaring production and receiving payments while disconnected from Ukraine’s energy system. The investigation covers nine suspects under multiple provisions of Ukraine’s Criminal Code, and the two main suspects have been placed on a wanted list.
何が起きたか
НАБУ and САП completed a pre-trial investigation into the diversion of state funds intended for green-tariff electricity payments. According to investigators, Rostyslav Shurma and his brother Oleh concentrated control over several companies in 2019–2020, then built solar power plants with a combined capacity of about 60 MW in Vasylivskyi district of Zaporizhzhia Oblast. These companies signed contracts with the state-owned Guaranteed Buyer to sell electricity at the green tariff. After occupation and damage to the plants, managers continued declaring electricity production and collecting payments although the power did not reach Ukraine’s energy system. The investigation says Guaranteed Buyer paid over 141 million hryvnias without proper grounds. Nine people were notified of suspicion, including the two brothers. The main suspects were placed on a wanted list, and in April 2026 the Higher Anti-Corruption Court imposed a preventive measure on the former deputy head of the Presidential Office and his relative.
ウクライナメディアの見方
Ukrainian reporting focuses on the alleged scale of the diversion, the procedural status of the investigation, the named suspects and the charges filed against them. It also highlights the links to senior official positions, the preventive measures imposed by the anti-corruption court and the decision to place the two principal suspects on a wanted list. The coverage gives substantial context to the alleged scheme, including the construction of the solar plants, their green-tariff contracts, the loss of grid connections and continued payment claims for electricity that did not reach Ukraine’s energy system.
背景
The solar power plants had a combined capacity of about 60 MW in Vasylivskyi district of Zaporizhzhia Oblast. After part of Zaporizhzhia Oblast was occupied and the plants were damaged and disconnected from Ukraine’s unified energy system, their managers continued declaring production and receiving green-tariff payments. Earlier investigative reporting said the plants continued receiving green-tariff payments while disconnected from the unified energy system, with an investigation published in August 2023.