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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Estonian delegation studies DTEK Energo thermal power plant experience in wartime
Representatives from Estonia’s ministry and energy companies visited DTEK Energo sites to study the operational experience of TPPs during the full-scale war. Foreign experts familiarized themselves with technical solutions for infrastructure…
Carpathian macro-region presents investment portfolio exceeding one billion euros
The Carpathian macro-region is presenting itself for the first time as a single market with a unified investment portfolio. More than 50 agreements worth over one billion euros have been prepared for signing at the Carpathian Integration Initiative…
Ukrenergo Forecasts No Power Outages on Friday, September 18
On Friday, September 18, Ukraine does not plan to implement electricity consumption restrictions. Ukrenergo released relevant information regarding the stable situation in the power grid.
What Ukraine’s energy system can teach the world about resilience
DTEK Chief Sustainability Officer Jeff Oatham has outlined lessons from Ukraine’s energy system resilience during wartime in an article for the World Economic Forum. According to him, since russia’s full-scale invasion, the country’s grid has faced…
Russian attack on September 12 leaves part of Mykolaiv without power
On the evening of September 12, russia struck the energy infrastructure of Mykolaiv, leading to partial power outages in several districts of the city.
