Ukraine has cut electricity consumption by over 5% since the introduction of quarantine over COVID-19. “Since the introduction of quarantine measures, electricity consumption in the energy system of Ukraine has decreased by more than 5% at almost the same air temperature,” the press service of state-run Ukrenergo, which operates the country’s integrated power grids, has…
Electricity consumption in Georgia in February increased by 9.9% YoY and amounted to 149.23 million kWh, the Electricity System Commercial Operator of Georgia (ESCO) reported. According to ESCO, electricity consumption by cryptocurrency factories and manufacturers increased by 57.6%. In the reporting period, Tbilisi consumed 8.5% more electricity than in the same period last year. As…
In January-February, gas imports into Ukraine totaled 1.438 million cubic meters, up by 57% YoY. “In February, 981 million cubic meters of natural gas was imported into Ukraine, up by 47%,” the press service of the Gas Transmission System Operator of Ukraine reports. As of March 11, gas was imported exclusively from the European Union…
Electricity supplies to Ukraine from Russia and Belarus were suspended on February 29. In particular, a table on electricity supplies to Ukraine showed that electricity imports from Russia and Belarus were at zero as of 21:00 on February 29. However, the operator of the Ukrainian integrated power grids Ukrenergo reported that it had not restricted…
A wind-powered plant is being built in Sarysu district of Zhambyl region. The first industrial wind-powered generation plan was launched in Zhambyl region’s mountain pass Muzbel. In Kordai, Talas and Sarysu areas of the region annual average wind speed reaches 6 meters per second and more. Today wind farms are being constructed in Kordai and…
The import of electricity from Turkmenistan to Uzbekistan has been fully restored, the press service of the Uzbekistan National Power Networks JSC has reported. According to the press service, the malfunction of the power lines that arose as a result of the accident in Turkmenistan on the morning of February 21 between the Mary and…
Turkmenistan’s electricity exports to Uzbekistan decreased 13-fold on February 21, Uzbekistan National Power Networks LLC reported. On February 21, an accident occurred in the power system of Turkmenistan between the substations “Mary” and “Serdar”. As a result, electricity supplies from Turkmenistan fell from 780 megawatts to 60 megawatts. Due to the malfunction of the power…