DiXi Group is a Ukrainian think tank working in  the field of energy and climate

DiXi Group is a Ukrainian think tank working in
the field of energy and climate

We contribute to the modernization of the energy sector and the development of a competitive and green economy of Ukraine within the EU.

Our team initiates and supports the implementation of reforms through sustainable development, decarbonization, good governance, transparency and competition on markets.

Russian War Against Ukraine: Energy Dimension | DiXi Group Alert – weekly review
Russian War Against Ukraine: Energy Dimension | DiXi Group Alert – weekly review

The weekly review reflects a complete publicly available picture in the gas and electricity sectors, informs about the consequences of attacks on infrastructure, emergency situations, repair work, nuclear and radiation safety, transit of energy carriers through the territory of the state, countermeasures by companies and the government in the conditions of military aggression of Russia. The review is prepared on the basis of analyzed messages from more than 100 open official primary sources.

MARCH 2 – 8

Key Outcomes of the Energy Security Dialogue 2025:
Key Outcomes of the Energy Security Dialogue 2025:

The New DNA of Energy Security

Development of interconnectors, green solutions, and equipment protection:

key topics discussed at the Ukrainian Energy Security Dialogue 2025

Distributed Generation, Resilient Grids and Integration with Europe: Key Lessons of Ukraine’s Energy Resilience During the War

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. […]

12 March 2026

Ukrainians’ debt for heating and hot water exceeds UAH 35 billion

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 […]

11 March 2026

Ukraine resumes electricity exports at minimal volumes, imports down by 30%

According to Energy Map, during the reporting week (March 2-8), Ukraine resumed electricity exports to Moldova at minimal volumes. The total supply amounted to 0.04 GWh. Electricity was supplied on March 5 and 6 during nighttime and morning hours (01:00-06:00). Before that, the last time electricity exports from Ukraine were recorded was on November 10, […]

10 March 2026

Energy resources use by Ukrainian enterprises in 2025 was up to 55% lower than before the full-scale war

According to Energy Map, in 2025 Ukrainian enterprises used 14.5 billion cubic meters of natural gas, 18.8 million tonnes of hard coal, 3.1 million tonnes of diesel fuel, 239.7 thousand tonnes of gasoline, 143.5 thousand tonnes of fuel oil, and 113.0 thousand tonnes of liquefied petroleum gas (propane and butane). The calculations are based on data […]

09 March 2026

Analytics

Holding the Grid: Ukraine’s Energy Resilience Playbook

Since February 2022, Ukraine’s energy sector has operated under sustained missile and UAV strikes that evolved from early attacks on fuel logistics and large generation assets to repeated, combined campaigns against generation, transmission corridors, distributionnetworks, and — from 2025 onwards — gas infrastructure and district heating systems. Over time, the threat intensified not only in […]

11 March 2026

Russian War Against Ukraine: Energy Dimension | DiXi Group Alert – weekly review

MARCH 2 – 8 On the night of March 7, Russia launched another massive attack on Ukraine’s energy system. Power outages were reported in the Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia, Poltava, Vinnytsia, Odesa, Mykolaiv, Khmelnytskyi, and Zhytomyr regions. Commercial electricity imports to Ukraine fell by 30.5% to 213.2 GWh. For the first time in the last four months, insignificant […]

10 March 2026

Monitoring implementation of the IMF program and EU assistance (February 2026)

There is a risk of delays in receiving more than USD 3 bn from the World Bank. Parliament needs to adopt four EU-integration bills in order to unlock the Development Policy Operation (DPO). The IMF Executive Board has approved a new four-year programme for Ukraine amounting to USD 8.1 bn. The programme includes 12 structural […]

06 March 2026

Russian War Against Ukraine: Energy Dimension | DiXi Group Alert – weekly review

February 23 – March 1 On the night of February 26, Russia launched another massive attack on Ukraine’s energy system, resulting in power outages in the Dnipropetrovsk, Odesa, Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia, Poltava, and Kharkiv regions. Due to the emergency shutdown of several high–voltage lines, nuclear power generation had to be reduced and additional consumption restriction schedules […]

03 March 2026

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Key strategies of DiXi Group activities

Key strategies of DiXi Group activities

1

Policy analysis and advising

We prepare up-to-date analytical materials and studies that respond to challenges, are based on verified information and help to make decisions at the highest level

2

Advocacy

We provide useful and practical recommendations to government decision-makers, thereby contributing to the implementation of new standards of governance in the field of energy and climate policy

3

Developing tools to improve reforms

We contribute to the modernization of the energy sector and decarbonization of Ukraine’s economy by participating in the development of strategic documents

 

4

Raising awareness

Our activities are aimed at informing international partners, media and society about the challenges and ways to support the Ukrainian energy sector on the path of green transformation

 

5

Stakeholder education

We educate market participants, government officials, and media, sharing our many years of experience in the energy and climate sectors, as well as our analytical insights into European regulation and best management practices

6

Partnership

We coordinate efforts with key stakeholders involved in the modernization of the energy sector and the development of a competitive green economy in Ukraine within the EU integration to increase the efficiency and effectiveness of joint actions