June 15-21 On the night of June 15, Russia carried out another massive attack on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, with the capital as the main target. In total, the enemy launched 70 missiles and 611 drones, leaving 140,000 consumers in Kyiv without power supply. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced the allocation of EUR […]
The summer season of 2026 is a key stage in Ukraine’s preparations for the 2026/2027 heating season. Unlike the previous season, Ukraine has entered the injection period with a better starting position in terms of gas volumes in UGS facilities; however, this advantage does not eliminate the need for significant additional storage. The government’s baseline […]
This paper examines the state of Ukraine’s energy system ahead of the 2025–2026 summer period, assesses key risks, and outlines potential scenarios for ensuring energy security in a wartime environment. The analysis is based on an attempt to apply the methodology of the European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity (ENTSO-E), which takes into […]
June 8-14 The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine approved the Long-term Low Greenhouse Gas Emission Development Strategy until 2050, which outlines the path toward achieving climate neutrality and decarbonizing the economy. The document provides for additional GDP growth of up to 2.1% by 2035, a reduction in the economy’s energy intensity by more than half, […]
June 1-7 On the night of and morning of June 2, Russia launched a massive missile and drone attack on energy infrastructure facilities. The main strike hit Kyiv, where 140,000 consumers were left without power. A Russian drone damaged a container receiving building at the Centralized Spent Fuel Storage Facility (CSFSF), but the radiation situation […]
The Verkhovna Rada ratified the Memorandum with the EU on the Ukraine Support Loan, which defined the conditions for providing budget support under the macro-financial assistance program in 2026. The conditions for receiving the first tranche have mostly been met, the subsequent tranches involve the adoption of more complex decisions. The Verkhovna Rada has adopted […]
May 25 – 31 The NEURC published a draft resolution that provides for an increase in Ukrenergo’s electricity transmission tariff from 742.91 to 903.53 UAH/MWh (+21.6%), and for “green” metallurgy producers – from 378.49 to 535.97 UAH/MWh (+42%). The revision is due to a decrease in projected electricity transmission and supply volumes, the rise in […]
May 18 – 24 The Cabinet of Ministers launched the second phase of the tender for the construction of new flexible generating capacity totaling 1,322 MW to balance the power grid and meet peak demand. The project provides for the distribution of capacity among regional lots, a 5-year support model with a cap price of […]
May 11 – 17 On 13–14 May, Russia carried out one of the largest combined attacks on Ukraine’s critical infrastructure, including energy and gas facilities, deploying 1,567 drones and 56 missiles, which caused widespread power outages across multiple regions, damage to electricity and gas infrastructure, and disruptions to electricity, water, and gas supply. The government […]
May 4 – 10 Over the course of the week, Russian attacks damaged a number of Naftogaz Group facilities in the Sumy, Kharkiv, and Poltava regions, leading to the suspension of production processes, significant production losses, the deaths of 5 people, including company employees and rescue workers, and injuries to 37 others. The average hourly […]
In April, Ukrainians had 25 days without planned stabilization electricity outages. Restrictions were applied only on April 3, 8, 9, 10, and 11. This assessment is based on a unique dataset compiled within the Energy Map portal using public reports from NPC Ukrenergo. Overall, during the month, electricity outages were introduced for a total of […]
April 27 – May 3 On May 1, the Russian Federation carried out a massive drone attack on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, resulting in power outages in several regions, including Donetsk, Mykolaiv, Zaporizhzhia, Sumy, Kharkiv, Rivne, and Cherkasy, as well as damage to equipment at a Naftogaz Group gas production facility in the Kharkiv region. Of […]