DiXi Group Analytical Centre released an infographic reminder for MPs of the importance of passing the Draft Law No. 2966 “On the National Energy and Utilities Regulatory Commission”.


DiXi Group Analytical Centre released an infographic reminder for MPs of the importance of passing the Draft Law No. 2966 “On the National Energy and Utilities Regulatory Commission”.

Andriy Ursta, General Manager of Market Development at DiXi Group, participated in a webinar dedicated to our country’s potential in the CRM sector and the prospects for relevant Ukrainian-European cooperation. The event was organized by the Forum Energii and the Green Deal Ukraїna. The Draft Strategy, developed by the Ministry of Economy, Environment and Agriculture […]
By the end of 2025, almost 24% of household electricity consumers in Ukraine had smart meters installed. The total number of such devices reached 4.1 million. The calculations are based on a unique dataset received in response to requests to the energy regulator (NEURC), systematized and published on the Energy Map portal. For the first […]
According to Energy Map, between May 4 and 10, Ukraine reduced electricity imports by 63% to 54.6 GWh. This is the lowest weekly import figure since October 2025. At the same time, exports increased from 3.9 GWh to 23.1 GWh, and on certain days of the week they exceeded imports. The increase in air temperature contributed […]
The DiXi Group think tank team participated in a series of international events in Berlin bringing together key partners of the PAABS project “Supporting Ukraine in Implementing the Paris Agreement and Adapting to Climate Change Impacts in the Black Sea Region” and representatives of the International Climate Initiative (IKI). The events provided a platform for […]
At the discussion “Plans for Energy Market Liberalization: How Much Will We Pay for Electricity and Gas After the War?”, DiXi Group Research Director Roman Nitsovych stressed that while international partners are showing considerable flexibility toward Ukraine, they will most likely maintain a firm position on the need to liberalise energy markets. The discussion, which […]
According to Energy Map, between April 27 and May 3, Ukraine reduced electricity imports by 3% to 146.0 GWh. At the same time, an increase in imports was observed at the end of the week: on May 1, volumes rose to 29.0 GWh (+50% compared to the previous day), amid changes in market conditions. These […]