According to Energy Map, in March 2026, Ukraine resumed electricity exports, which amounted to 30.2 GWh. The last time supplies abroad were made on November 10, 2025, so the break lasted 114 days. At the same time, electricity imports decreased by 25% compared to the previous month and amounted to 942.1 GWh. Source: Energy Map The […]
In March, Ukrainians had only 10 days without planned stabilization electricity outages. On March 15, 17, 22, and from 25 to 31, electricity outages were not applied to the households, while limitations were in force on all other days. This assessment is based on a unique dataset compiled within the Energy Map portal using public reports from […]
According to Energy Map, during the week of March 23-29 electricity imports to Ukraine increased by 4% to 216.7 GWh. After almost zero volumes in previous weeks, exports also increased significantly to 23.2 GWh. During the working week, electricity consumption generally decreased due to warming and clear weather, although demand temporarily increased on Tuesday and Wednesday due […]
DiXi Group, in partnership with the South African Institute of International Affairs, the Ilko Kucheriv Democratic Initiatives Foundation, and the Ukrainian Association of South Africa, presented a joint analytical report Enhancing Nuclear Safety: Protecting Nuclear Power Plants Against Military Threats during the international webinar Nuclear Energy in Times of War: Militarisation and the Protection of […]
Attacks on energy infrastructure, from Ukraine to Qatar, are shifting the market balance and heightening concerns about resource availability and timely preparations for winter, DiXi Group president said during the workshop “Ukraine’s geoeconomic strategy in an era of global transition: risks and opportunities”, organized by The London School of Economics. According to the expert, the […]
According to Energy Map data, in 2025 Ukraine imported 15 types of fuel and energy products* from 69 countries, totaling $10.5 billion. This is $1.6 billion, or 18.3%, more than in 2024. Export revenues increased 2.4 times-from $0.2 billion to $0.5 billion. Import expenditures exceeded export revenues by 21.4 times, while the negative balance of foreign […]
According to Energy Map, during the week of March 16-22 electricity imports to Ukraine decreased by 3% to 207.9 GWh. Exports were carried out only on March 22 in insignificant volumes and amounted to 0.7 GWh, of which 99.8% went to Hungary and 0.2% to Slovakia. Foreign trade volumes were affected by current conditions in the […]
According to data from NEURC, published on the Energy Map portal, Ukraine’s gross natural gas consumption in 2025 totaled 21.0 billion cubic meters (bcm). The largest consumer segment was households, which accounted for 7.6 bcm, or 36% of the total. The second-largest segment was industry and other consumers, accounting for 5.0 bcm (24%). District heating companies […]
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 […]