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 […]
According to Energy Map, in September 2025 Ukrainian consumers used approximately 585 million cubic meters of natural gas, 1.7 million tonnes of hard coal, 596 thousand tonnes of diesel fuel, 262 thousand tonnes of gasoline, 126 thousand tonnes of liquefied petroleum gas (propane and butane), and 1.4 thousand tonnes of fuel oil. These estimates are based […]
According to Energy Map data referencing the Household Energy Price Index (HEPI), in September 2025 the indicative electricity price for households in Kyiv was 8.95 euro cents (c€) per kWh. This is the lowest price among 33 European capitals. For comparison, in Berlin – the most expensive capital in the ranking – electricity costs 40.97 c€/kWh, […]
According to Energy Map data referencing the Household Energy Price Index (HEPI), in September 2025, the indicative* price of natural gas for Kyiv households was 1.62 euro cents (c€) per kWh, making it the lowest among all European capitals. For comparison, the most expensive gas is in Stockholm, where the price reaches 34.39 c€/kWh – 21 […]
Natural gas imports to Ukraine in the first half of 2025 increased 19,3 times compared to the same period in 2024. According to Energy Map data, the country purchased 2,30 billion cubic meters* of gas worth $1,17 billion, while a year earlier, imports amounted to only 0,12 billion cubic meters worth $36,41 million. At the same […]
Here you can find the latest update: the Energy Map portal is moving to a new domain: https://energy-map.info/ Save the new address in your bookmarks to continue using data on the energy sector of Ukraine. All portal functions remain unchanged, and the data is just as proven and easy to use. Thank you for staying […]
DiXi Group President Olena Pavlenko emphasized this during a discussion held as part of the annual conference “Ukraine’s EU Accession: Energy and Climate.” In addition to synchronization with EU legislation, ensuring the independence of regulatory and supervisory bodies, and corporate governance reform, our think tank’s team outlines three additional pillars that will help Ukraine integrate […]
Alongside other well-known tools, it positions DiXi Group’s in-house development as an example of how open data can become a practical and user-friendly solution that serves the interests of both business and the public. “Such recognition not only confirms the national importance of our platform,” comments the Energy Map team, “but also increases its visibility […]
From October 1, 2025, Energy Map, the largest energy data portal in Ukraine, will introduce paid access to updated data on the website. The subscription will allow users to access all materials on the website, namely, up-to-date information. Analytics, research, active work with information, monitoring: due to the flexible system, users will be able to […]
Electricity distribution tariffs increased for 18 distribution system operators from September Starting September, the National Energy and Utilities Regulatory Commission of Ukraine (NEURC) raised electricity distribution tariffs for 18 distribution system operators (DSOs). According to Energy Map analysts, on average, tariffs increased by 13.5% for first-class voltage consumers and by 23% for second-class consumers. Distribution tariffs is […]
Ukraine has spent 40 times more on energy imports than it earned from exports in the first half of 2025 According to Energy Map data, in the first half of 2025, Ukraine imported energy resources worth $4.86 billion, while export revenues reached only $0.12 billion. Compared to the same period in 2024, import costs increased […]
One in five Ukrainians saved on night electricity tariffs in 2024 According to Energy Map data, by the end of 2024, almost one in five residential electricity consumers in Ukraine (19.7%) used a smart meter. In total, 3.29 million smart meters were installed, which is 1.1 million more (49.9%) than at the end of 2022. In […]