Eighteen out of 91 cogeneration plants, transferred to Ukrainian communities by the USAID Energy Security Project (ESP), have already been connected. The relevant statement was made by the USAID ESP on Facebook. “USAID has delivered 91 cogeneration plants to Ukraine. The total capacity is 56.5 megawatts. Eighteen plants have been connected, and the rest are…
As part of his working visit to the United States, Ukrainian Energy Minister German Galushchenko met with United States Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm. The relevant statement was made by the Ukrainian Energy Ministry on Facebook. “The key topics of the meeting were assistance from American partners in strengthening the resilience of Ukraine’s energy system…
The Baltic States’ planned grid synchronisation with Western Europe in February 2025 will slightly raise electricity prices for consumers, says Lithuanian Energy Minister Dainius Kreivys, but higher production would help control prices. According to him, the Lithuanian grid operator Litgrid has done calculations, according to which “the synchronisation’s impact on prices is minimal, a few…
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has reported the destruction of the ZNPP external radiation monitoring station, which is currently under Russian occupation. Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi stated that the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) had informed the IAEA that the external radiation monitoring station was destroyed by shelling and fire last week, further…
Compared to April, the average price of electricity in Baltic States went up by 26% in May and was 75.85 EUR/MWh, as noted by Latvenergo financial products specialist Inga Salcevica in the company’s latest Power Market Overview. The month prior the hourly electricity price in Baltic States varied from -7.41 EUR/MWh to 500.05 EUR/MWh. At…
The European Commission announced on June 24 that it was providing Bulgaria with 65 million euros from the EU Modernization Fund for the GREENABLER project. This project aims to reconstruct power lines and adapt them for electricity generated from clean sources. The Bulgarian government applied for this 857 million euro project in February, and the…
At night on June 19, the enemy attacked an energy facility in the central region. Some equipment was damaged. The State Emergency Service and police were called to the scene. In the Lviv region, overhead lines and electrical equipment were damaged as a result of a nighttime enemy attack. 285 metering points are de-energised. Restoration…