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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Diesel fuel issue: Ukraine is almost 100 percent supplied for April
Ukraine is almost 100 percent supplied with diesel fuel for April. As reported by the PromPolitInform portal, this was reported by the Deputy Director of the AEPR of Ukraine, Andriy Zakrevsky. “Despite certain difficulties, market
Kyivstar buys 6 more solar power plants
Kyivstar, the largest Ukrainian telecommunications operator, which at the end of last year acquired the operator of a solar power plant (SPP) with a capacity of 12.947 GVA in Zhytomyr region for $3 million, plans
Zaporizhzhya NPP lost the main power line – IAEA
The Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant (NPP) temporarily occupied by the aggressor country Russia disconnected from the Dneprovskaya power transmission line, which connects the NPP with the united energy system of Ukraine. This was announced on
As a result of a massive strike of the Russian Federation, part of consumers in six regions remained without light – Ministry of Energy
That night, the enemy again launched a combined massive attack on energy infrastructure in several regions. According to the Ministry of Energy, as a result, some consumers in Zaporizhzhya, Odessa, Poltava, Sumy, Kharkov and Kherson regions
Most of Chernihiv region without power
Critical and social infrastructure facilities are switching to alternative power sources. As a result of the attack by Russian invaders, most of Chernihiv region has been cut off from power. This was reported by the
