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There are no critical consequences after the attack by Russian troops on the infrastructure of the underground gas storage facility - the damage will not affect the supply services to gas consumers.
24 March 2024
The situation of power supplies in the city of Kharkiv remains the most difficult following Russian strikes on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure.
DTEK is restoring stabilization power outages in Odesa.
In western Ukraine, as a result of Russian missile strikes in the early hours of Sunday, Naftogaz Group facilities suffered damage.
Power engineers are working to restore electricity supply in 11 regions of Ukraine, where partial power outages occurred as a result of the Russian strikes.
Damages to the Ukrainian energy system since the full-scale invasion, excluding the latest missile and drone barrage aftermath, have reached $11.5 billion.
23 March 2024
If Russia’s goal is to destroy the Dnipro hydropower plant’s dam, more missile attacks should be expected.
The most difficult situation with power supply remains in the Kharkiv region. There are still disconnected consumers in the Kharkiv and Khmelnytskyi regions, and there are blackout schedules in the Odesa region.
In Dnipropetrovsk region, two main 330 kV overhead lines providing backup power supply to the Zaporizhzha nuclear power plant were disabled as a result of the latest Russian strike.
This week Ukraine has achieved a number of important victories, namely those related to receiving financial assistance from international partners.
Last year the Ukrainian Communities, Territories and Infrastructure Development Ministry unlocked 400 new international routes for bus carriers.
Twenty regions across Ukraine have already started the sowing of spring grain and leguminous crops.
22 March 2024
Ukrhydroenergo, the operator of Ukraine’s hydropower plants, discussed with international partners assistance in the restoration of the Dnipro hydroelectric plant that suffered a massive Russian missile strike early Friday.
The Ukraine-Poland intergovernmental meeting will take place on March 28, where the parties will present a joint position on unblocking the border from farmers’ protests.
Ukraine's energy system, which today suffered one of the largest missile and drone strike since the invasion, has withstood the blow as there is no capacity shortage in the grid and none is predicted.
Physical protection systems installed since Russia’s full-scale invasion at critical energy infrastructure facilities across Ukraine proved quite effective.
The repair crews of Ukrenergo National Power Company have restored a line supplying Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (NPP), which was de-energized during Russia’s recent massive attack.
Following Russia’s recent massive missile attack, the situation in Ukraine’s energy system is remaining controlled, and there is no need to introduce power outage schedules all over the country.
Firefighters are continuing to put out a fire at the Dnipro Hydroelectric Power Plant following a Russian missile attack, but there is no threat of a dam breach.
Following Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Ukrhydroenergo PrJSC has already suffered more than EUR 3 billion in losses.
Ukrainian Energy Minister German Galushchenko has held an online meeting with Chairman of the U.S. Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, Senator Joe Manchin to discuss cooperation in the nuclear and uranium industries, as well as sanctions against Russia’s Rosatom.
The Ukraine Facility Plan, among other things, requires Ukraine to meet four investment indicators, according to the Ministry of Economy.
21 March 2024
Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda says it is unacceptable to further delay the decision on the use of immobilized Russian assets for the needs of Ukraine.
On Thursday, Polish farmers completed the all-Polish rally outside the Zosin checkpoint, where traffic was effectively restored in both directions across the border.
Anti-European actions pursued by the Russian Federation require from Europe not only economic but also political consolidation.
Ukrainian and Dutch companies operating in the defense industry have signed documents on cooperation.
Prior to the war, Ukraine began to implement energy saving technologies. Now, the war is forcing the country to speed up efforts in this area.
In case of the successful implementation of reforms and positive assessment by the European Commission, Ukraine may receive the next tranche of EUR 1.5 billion in bridge financing as soon as this April.
The representatives of the competent ministries of Ukraine and the United Kingdom have discussed bilateral cooperation in the field of passenger services.