According to Energy Map, in November 2025 Ukraine reduced electricity exports by 94.2%, down to 5.3 GWh – the lowest monthly level since September 2024. Meanwhile, imports increased by 17.2%, reaching 414.7 GWh and thus hitting the highest value since the beginning of the year. In November, russia conducted four large-scale attacks on Ukraine’s power infrastructure, exacerbating […]
On November 24–26, DiXi Group, in partnership with international organizations, held a three-day event “From Transparency to Transformation: Civil Society Action in the Extractive Sector of Europe and Eurasia as a Whole.” The event brought together participants from over ten countries and created a platform to discuss key challenges and opportunities in the fields of […]
The DiXi Group think tank co-organised a discussion as part of the international forum on the extraction of strategic and critical minerals, “Resourcing Tomorrow 2025”. The round table discussion “The Role of the Extractive Sector in Ukraine’s Reconstruction and Industrial Recovery”, held on December, 2 in London, was conducted under the Chatham House Rule, which […]
November 24-30 During the week, Russia carried out two massive attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure (on November 25 and 29), during which a total of 1,060 UAVs and 58 missiles of various types were used. As of November 27, more than 13 million Ukrainians had applied for one-time assistance in the amount of UAH 1,000 […]
November 17-23 On the night of November 19, Russia launched another massive strike on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure: 476 strike UAVs and 48 missiles of various types were used, air defense forces shot down 442 drones and 41 missiles. As a result of the attack, the Khmelnytsky, Rivne, and Pivdennoukrainsk nuclear power plants lost connection to some high–voltage power lines, […]
November 10-16 In response to investigations by the National Anti-Corruption Bureau (NABU) and the Specialized Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office (SAPO) into corruption in the energy sector, the government announced a large-scale “restart” of Energoatom, removing part of its management, launching urgent audits, and initiating the formation of a new supervisory board with the participation of the […]
