June 23-29

  • In January–May 2025, DTEK Energy invested about UAH 3.2 billion to repair and restore thermal power plants that suffered serious damage as a result of massive missile attacks by Russia.
  • International partners will allocate an additional EUR 42.5 million to restore the arch of the New Safe Confinement at the Chernobyl NPP.
  • Communities will receive more than UAH 700 million in subventions from the state budget to prepare for the heating season. The subvention will be used to implement 35 projects involving the installation of cogeneration units, reconstruction of heating networks and boiler houses. The projects is financed by the European Investment Bank.
  • The Cabinet of Ministers adopted a draft law that provides for the gradual introduction of sustainability reporting over 2028–2030 for certain categories of enterprises.
  • Commercial electricity exports to Ukraine increased by 23% compared to the previous week and amounted to 85.1 GWh, while imports increased by 1% to 35.6 GWh.
  • The monthly Base BCM (bilateral contracts market) index for July was formed at 4,686.2 UAH/MWh (+5.3% compared to the June index).
  • Over the week, the average hourly price of electricity on the day–ahead market (Base DAM index) increased to 4,873 UAH/MWh (+14.7%); the total volume of electricity sold on the Ukrainian DAM increased to 606.7 GWh (+5%).
  • The Verkhovna Rada registered a revised draft law No 12087–d on the integration of certain segments of the electricity markets of Ukraine and the EU.
  • The Supervisory Board of Ukrenergo unanimously elected Vitaliy Zaichenko, the  current Director for Management of the IPS of Ukraine, as the new Chairman of the Board of the company.
  • In the reporting week, 49.1 mcm of gas were sold on the Ukrainian Energy Exchange (4.2 times more than in the previous week) at a weighted average price of 24.4 UAH/cm excluding VAT (–3.5%). 98.1% of the resource was purchased by GTS Operator of Ukraine LLC. In addition, in the ‘Procurement: Import, Customs Warehouse’ bidding section, the gas TSO purchased 23.3 mcm of imported gas at a weighted average price of 24.3 UAH/cm (excluding VAT).
  • During the reporting week (June 22–28), physical gas imports from Hungary amounted to 65.7 mcm (+1.5% compared to the previous week), from Poland – to 40.6 mcm (+8.1%), from Slovakia – to 26.5 mcm (–0.7%) and from Moldova – to 0.5 mcm (–58%).
  • As of June 28, 3.29 bcm of gas was accumulated in Ukrainian underground gas storage facilities (UGS), or 10.8% of their total working capacity, with injections amounting to 311.9 mcm of gas over the week (–4.7% compared to the previous week).
  • Gorodyshche–Pustovarivska Agrarian Company LLC (Hals Agro holding) exported its own biomethane for the first time: almost 73 tcm of gas previously injected into Ukrainian UGS facilities were transited through Hungary to the buyer, the German company Uniper. Thus, Gals Agro became the third Ukrainian exporter of biomethane after Vitagro and MHP.
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