According to Energy Map, Ukraine’s electricity exports increased by 17% compared to the previous week during 7-13 September, reaching 132.2 GWh, while imports declined by 26% to 16.6 GWh. As a result, electricity exports exceeded imports by a factor of eight. Comfortable weather conditions and lower electricity demand allowed the power system to maintain a […]
DiXi Group experts presented a new edition of the analytical report, Corporate Governance in Ukraine’s State-Owned Energy Sector to international partners. Building on the overview of the reform examined in the pilot edition, the new publication moves to a direct analysis of corporate-governance tools in the state sector. Drawing on the recommendations of the Organisation […]
On 9–10 September, the annual General Assembly of the international ANEW-LIFE project took place in Vienna, bringing together European partners, representatives of Ukrainian communities and organisations to discuss the next steps towards strengthening local energy resilience. The DiXi Group team presented the results of its work on practical energy solutions for communities and opportunities to […]
This series of quarterly analytical reviews is prepared as part of the research project Assessing Control Architecture in State-Owned Energy Enterprises in Ukraine: Gaps in Corporate Governance Implementation. It focuses on the state-owned energy sector, where corporate governance, internal control and oversight mechanisms remain critically important both for the resilience of the sector itself and […]
September 7-13 On September 7, external power supply to the temporarily occupied Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant was restored via the 330 kV “Ferosplavna-1” overhead line; since August 20, the plant had been disconnected from the grid and relied on emergency diesel generators. The government plans to launch an expanded program to insure businesses against war […]
August 31 – September 6 On the night of September 2, Russia carried out a massive missile and drone attack on the energy infrastructure of the city of Odesa and Odesa region, which seriously damaged key power transmission facilities, left at least 350,000 consumers without electricity, and caused disruptions in functioning of critical infrastructure and […]
