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The weekly review reflects a complete publicly available picture in the gas and electricity sectors, informs about the consequences of attacks on infrastructure, emergency situations, repair work, nuclear and radiation safety, transit of energy carriers through the territory of the state, countermeasures by companies and the government in the conditions of military aggression of Russia. The review is prepared on the basis of analyzed messages from more than 100 open official primary sources.
MARCH 2 – 8
Development of interconnectors, green solutions, and equipment protection:
key topics discussed at the Ukrainian Energy Security Dialogue 2025
According to Energy Map, during the week of March 9-15, the volume of foreign trade in electricity practically did not change: imports increased by 0.2 GWh (+0.1%), while exports decreased by 0.01 GWh (-13.5%). As a result, imports amounted to 213.4 GWh, whereas exports totaled only 0.03 GWh. Improved energy balance during the week was […]
DiXi Group and Beacon Events co-hosted a webinar on critical minerals, moderated by DiXi Group President Olena Pavlenko. The event focused on how to make Ukrainian CRM projects bankable. The discussion was attended by government officials, representatives of international financial institutions, investment firms and extractive companies, industry associations, and independent research organizations. Speaking on the sector’s […]
On March 11, DiXi Group held an online discussion Energy Security Talks “Lessons of Energy Resilience: Ukraine’s Experience for the World”, during which it presented the analytical report “Holding the Grid: Ukraine’s Energy Resilience Playbook.” Participants discussed what lessons the international community can draw from four years of systematic Russian attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. […]
According to Energy Map, as of January 1, 2026, household debt for heating and hot water amounted to about UAH 35.8 billion. Over the past year, the total debt has remained almost unchanged – it is only UAH 16.8 million lower (<1%) than at the beginning of 2025. The largest debtors are consumers in the Kharkiv […]
MARCH 9 – 15 On the night of March 14, Russia launched a massive strike on the energy infrastructure of Kyiv and the Kyiv region, causing power outages, disruptions to electric transit in Kyiv, and the shutdown of electricity, heat, and gas supplies for thousands of consumers in the Kyiv region. Plans are in place […]
Since February 2022, Ukraine’s energy sector has operated under sustained missile and UAV strikes that evolved from early attacks on fuel logistics and large generation assets to repeated, combined campaigns against generation, transmission corridors, distributionnetworks, and — from 2025 onwards — gas infrastructure and district heating systems. Over time, the threat intensified not only in […]
MARCH 2 – 8 On the night of March 7, Russia launched another massive attack on Ukraine’s energy system. Power outages were reported in the Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia, Poltava, Vinnytsia, Odesa, Mykolaiv, Khmelnytskyi, and Zhytomyr regions. Commercial electricity imports to Ukraine fell by 30.5% to 213.2 GWh. For the first time in the last four months, insignificant […]
There is a risk of delays in receiving more than USD 3 bn from the World Bank. Parliament needs to adopt four EU-integration bills in order to unlock the Development Policy Operation (DPO). The IMF Executive Board has approved a new four-year programme for Ukraine amounting to USD 8.1 bn. The programme includes 12 structural […]
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