Energy, Tariffs, and Resilience
Coverage of electricity, gas, tariffs, grid recovery, energy security, and practical decisions for communities and companies.
ISW explains why Russia started energy strikes against Ukraine ahead of schedule
Russian troops began a series of attacks on Ukraine’s energy facilities in late September 2026, ahead of the traditional winter shelling schedule. Analysts at the Institute for the Study of War point to a change in the Kremlin’s strategic priorities…
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In September DTEK restored power to over 3 million households
During September 2026, distribution system operators of DTEK Networks restored electricity supply to more than 3 million homes blacked out by hostile shelling. Repair works were carried out in four regions of Ukraine and the capital city.
Power outage schedules to be introduced in several Ukrainian regions on October 1
Due to the deteriorating situation in the power grid, hourly outage schedules and power limitations for industry and business will be introduced in select regions of Ukraine on October 1. As reported by the PromPolitInform
Trypilska TPP damaged following Russian attack
Generating equipment at the Trypilska TPP has been damaged following a recent Russian attack. Company specialists are currently assessing the extent of the damage to begin restoration efforts.
From October 1, some consumers will pay 2.64 UAH for electricity: details of the preferential tariff
Starting October 1, the preferential electricity tariff of 2.64 UAH per kWh returns for Ukrainians whose homes are equipped with electric heating. This price applies to consumption volumes of up to 2,000 kWh per month during the heating season.
Russian attacks cause power outages in five regions
As of the morning of September 29, consumers in five Ukrainian regions are partially without electricity due to enemy shelling. Repair works are currently underway wherever the security situation allows.
