Brent Crude Rises to $106.77 Amid Supply Risks from the Middle East

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.

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Brent Crude Rises to $106.77 Amid Supply Risks from the Middle East

Some components will be moved to the cloud, while others will be relocated underground or abroad. Ukraine is preparing its digital infrastructure for a worst-case scenario

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From October 1, some consumers will pay 2.64 UAH for electricity: details of the preferential tariff