The formation of a new energy architecture in Ukraine is necessary both during the war and after its end. This was stated by the mayor Igor Terekhov on January 7. The mayor emphasized that the issue of energy security was one of the key issues for the national security of the state. Thus, back in…
The development of a decentralized energy system is one of the key priorities of Ukraine in wartime. Distributed generation includes both gas generation (GTU, GPU, KGU), and renewable energy facilities connected to distribution systems, as well as Energy Storage energy storage. Such generation already plays a significant role in the regions, meeting the needs of…
In the event of a complete cessation of Russian attacks on the energy infrastructure, Ukraine will need about two months to return to work without power outages. This was reported by Acting Minister of Energy Artem Nekrasov in an interview with Forbes Ukraine. “We have recently made calculations. If the attacks were to stop now,…
As of the end of December, more than 29,000 generators and 570 MW of distributed gas generation have been installed at municipal enterprises across Ukraine, Deputy Minister for Communities and Territories Development Kostiantyn Kovalchuk has said. “Yes, as of today, more than 29,000 generators have been installed at municipal enterprises in Ukraine, along with about…
The Government continues to develop the cogeneration network. It will ensure energy security for communities and independence from large facilities that are being deliberately destroyed by the enemy. Prime Minister of Ukraine Yulia Svyrydenko emphasised this and announced that she had instructed the Ministry of Energy to submit a plan for increasing cogeneration for the…
To ensure grid stability, Baltic system operators will cap the Estonia-Latvia transmission capacity below 1,000 megawatts next year, limiting power producers. The electricity system operators of the three Baltic States have conducted new stability calculations, resulting in a decision to adjust transmission capacities. For the Estonia-Latvia connection, this means that starting from January 1, 2026…
Prime Minister of Ukraine Yulia Svyrydenko held a meeting with the heads of regional military-civilian administrations on the implementation of the Government’s decision to review the current lists of critical infrastructure facilities. “As a result of the review, we have found an opportunity to free up at least 800 MW of electrical power. This will…