Russian War Against Ukraine: Energy Dimension (daily updating DiXi Group alert) March 15 Summary — Due to artillery shelling of the Russian military, damage to infrastructure facilities was reported in the Kharkiv, Donetsk, and Kherson regions. — The IAEA Director General Rafael Grossi said there is a viable solution for the safe operation of the […]
Russian War Against Ukraine: Energy Dimension (daily updating DiXi Group alert) March 14 Summary — The power system operates stably. Due to the March 9 massive Russian attack, network restrictions remained in the Zhytomyr and Kharkiv regions. Due to equipment overload, emergency outages are possible in some areas in the city of Kyiv and the […]
Russian War Against Ukraine: Energy Dimension (daily updating DiXi Group alert) March 13 Summary — On March 11, the Russian military attacked (presumably, with modified S-300 missiles) a life support facility in the city of Zaporizhzhia. As of March 13, enemy’s artillery shelling damaged power grids in the areas close to combat in the Kharkiv […]
Russian War Against Ukraine: Energy Dimension (daily updating DiXi Group alert) March 6 – 10 Summary of the week — On March 9, Russia launched another massive air attack on the energy infrastructure, firing 81 missiles of different kinds and 8 attack UAVs. Impacts were recorded at electricity generation, transmission and distribution facilities in 8 […]
Russian War Against Ukraine: Energy Dimension (daily updating DiXi Group alert) March 9 Summary — On the night of March 9, Russia carried out another massive air attack on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, firing 81 missiles of different kinds and 8 attack UAVs. The defense forces destroyed 34 cruise missiles and 4 drones, another 8 missiles […]
Russian War Against Ukraine: Energy Dimension (daily updating DiXi Group alert) March 8 Summary — In February 2023, the absence of electricity deficit led to a revival of economic activity – the National Bank of Ukraine Macroeconomic Review. — As reported by Ukrenergo, the power system is stable, there has been no capacity deficit for […]
Russian War Against Ukraine: Energy Dimension (daily updating DiXi Group alert) March 7 Summary — At the Zaporizhzhia NPP, the occupiers are marking unique equipment to be dismantled and stolen from the Center for Training Maintenance and Management Personnel in the event of the Russian army retreat – Energoatom. — The Acting Head of the […]
Russian War Against Ukraine: Energy Dimension (daily updating DiXi Group alert) March 6 Summary — Since October 2022, Russia has carried out 31 air attacks on energy infrastructure, including 14 massive missile strikes and 17 attacks by groups of drones, so the Minister of Energy Herman Halushchenko. In the most critical period, the number of […]
Russian War Against Ukraine: Energy Dimension (daily updating DiXi Group alert) February 27 – March 3 Summary of the week — Russia continues deliberate destruction of critical infrastructure facilities. On February 27 and March 1, the occupiers attempted to attack infrastructure with kamikaze drones. As a result of shelling, transmission system damage is reported in […]
Russian War Against Ukraine: Energy Dimension (daily updating DiXi Group alert) March 2 Summary — On the evening of March 1, the Russian military launched missiles at civilian and critical infrastructure in the Kremenchuk district of the Poltava region. Ukrenergo confirmed damage to distribution networks in the Poltava and Sumy regions. — Exports of electricity […]
Russian War Against Ukraine: Energy Dimension (daily updating DiXi Group alert) March 1 Summary — On the night of March 1, Russia made another attempt to attack Ukraine’s infrastructure with Shahed kamikaze drones, all 4 UAVs were shot down. — According to the Prosecutor General’s Office, over the past 4.5 months, 255 missiles and drones […]
Russian War Against Ukraine: Energy Dimension (daily updating DiXi Group alert) February 28 Summary — Western-made dual-use components continue to reach Russia – joint report by the International Partnership for Human Rights (IPHR) and the Independent Anti-Corruption Commission (NAKO). E.g., the Russian Kalibr cruise missile includes components produced by 11 foreign companies, including 9 American […]