The energy ministers of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia agreed on July 22 to strengthen joint reserve capacities for their power systems and to explore sharing emergency grid equipment in the event of major disruptions. Meeting in Riga, Lithuanian Energy Minister Lukas Savickas and his Latvian and Estonian counterparts signed a declaration committing the three countries…
A cogeneration gas-engine power plant provided by the Finnish company Kuopion Energia Oy has arrived in Lviv region from the Ministry of Energy’s emergency energy assistance hubs. The plant is designed to meet the needs of one of the region’s critical infrastructure facilities. The delivered cogeneration plant has a total cost of 20 thousand euros.…
The Ministry of Economy supports the update of state regulation of the bioethanol industry, which should create conditions for increasing bioethanol production to 1 million tons per year, developing domestic processing, attracting investments and ensuring an economic effect for the country at the level of about $1.5 billion. The prospects for the development of the…
The temporary manager of Electric Networks of Armenia (ENA), Romanos Petrosyan, said the company had inventory worth 7-8 billion drams that had been purchased but was unsuitable for the utility’s operational needs. According to Petrosyan, deliveries worth 12 billion drams are expected over the next two to three months, increasing the total value of inventory…
The temporarily occupied Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant has once again lost external power after the Ferosplavna overhead transmission line, which connected the plant to Ukraine’s unified power grid, was disconnected. As a result, the station switched to power supplied by diesel generators. Energoatom reported this on Telegram. “The Ferrosplavna overhead transmission line, which connected the…
Plans for a new electricity connection between Estonia and Latvia will go on display today after two years of discussions. However, it remains unclear when the project could be completed. The new connection will strengthen Estonia’s security of supply, improve the functioning of the electricity grid and create better opportunities for the use and export…
During June, Ukrainian energy companies restored power to almost 4 million consumers who were cut off as a result of Russian attacks and hostilities. Restoration work continued in regions where the energy infrastructure was damaged as a result of Russian attacks and hostilities. Despite the difficult security situation, energy companies promptly eliminated the consequences of…