Ukraine set a record for electricity exports after integration into ENTSO-E
Kyiv • UNN
In August, Ukraine increased electricity exports by 60%, reaching 450 thousand MWh. This is the highest figure since integration into ENTSO-E, strengthening energy independence.
In August, Ukraine increased electricity exports by 60% compared to the previous month, bringing the volume to a record 450 thousand MWh. This is the largest monthly figure since the integration of the Ukrainian energy system into the European ENTSO-E network, ExPro reports, writes UNN.
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The largest export volumes went to Hungary – over 170 thousand MWh (38% of total exports) and Moldova – 29%. Over three months – June-August – Ukraine supplied over 380 thousand MWh of electricity to Hungary, which is 27% more than imports from this direction during the same period.
At the same time, electricity imports to Ukraine in August increased by only 2.5% – to 264 thousand MWh. The main supply remained from Hungary (41% of total imports), while supplies from Poland and Slovakia decreased. Compared to August last year, imports decreased by almost half – by 44%.
The growth in exports indicates the strengthening of Ukraine's position in the European energy market and the country's increased energy independence.