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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Why does the government plan to abolish price caps in May 2027 and how will the operation of the electricity market change
Ukraine has set an approximate date for the complete abolition of price caps in the electricity market – May 2027. According to the regulator, this period was chosen as a compromise between the need to
Latvia will provide Ukraine with assistance to restore damaged CHP and TPP
Ukraine will soon receive equipment from Latvia to restore damaged CHP and TPP. This was reported by Zaxid.net by Prime Minister of Ukraine Yulia Svyrydenko during her visit to Latvia on June 2. The PromPolitInform
The Cabinet will allocate an additional UAH 2 billion to Kyiv to protect the energy sector before winter
The government is preparing additional funding of UAH 2 billion to protect energy facilities and energy equipment in Kyiv before the next heating season. Almost another UAH 1 billion has already been allocated for priority
DTEK’s energy infrastructure and special equipment damaged in Kyiv after attack
As a result of another massive attack on Kyiv, energy infrastructure facilities and specialized equipment of energy companies were damaged. DTEK Kyiv Electric Networks reported this, Life.kyiv.ua reports. The PromPolitInform portal reports. According to the
After a massive attack of the Russian Federation, consumers in 12 regions and Kyiv were left without light, – Ukrenergo
During the past and current days, Russian troops carried out a massive missile and drone attack on critical infrastructure, in particular the energy sector. As a result of Russian strikes on May 14, blackouts were
