Ukrenergo

NPC Ukrenergo introduces temporary electricity restrictions for business and industry on November 13. The restrictions will not affect household consumers and will be lifted once technical issues are resolved.

Ivano-Frankivsk region is introducing power curtailment schedules due to energy shortages. The restrictions will be in effect on November 13 from 07:00 to 20:00 for companies in five queues due to infrastructure damage.

Electricity consumption in Ukraine on November 12 was 4% higher than the previous day. Power engineers urge to save electricity and not to turn on powerful appliances during peak hours.

Sergiy Kovalenko explained the reasons for the preventive power outages in Ukraine due to the training of Russian strategic aviation. He also spoke about the peculiarities of the power system and the possibility of further outages.

Ukrenergo has ordered to cancel emergency blackouts in several regions of Ukraine. Power supply is gradually being restored in Kyiv, Kyiv, Dnipro, Donetsk and Odesa regions.

Temporary emergency power outages have been introduced in most regions of Ukraine. Consumption is in line with seasonal levels, but there is still a shortage of capacity during peak hours.

At the direction of Ukrenergo, preventive power outages are being implemented in Kyiv, Kyiv, Odesa, Dnipro and Donetsk regions. The restrictions are being introduced on an emergency basis.

Ukraine's power system remains balanced, with power companies restoring electricity to 5,741 consumers. Electricity is expected to be imported from 5 countries in the total amount of 1000 MWh.

“Ukrenergo temporarily suspends payments on green bonds due to a technical default. The company plans to resolve the issue by February 20, 2025, which will not affect energy supply in winter.

Due to cloudy weather and lower temperatures, electricity consumption increased by 5% compared to the previous day. Ukrenergo calls for saving electricity during peak hours and reports on imports from neighboring countries.

Denys Shmyhal said that the passage of winter depends on the intensity of Russian attacks on the energy system. Ukraine is increasing electricity imports and has sufficient energy reserves.

Zhytomyr and Rivne regions were partially cut off from power as a result of a Russian UAV attack on a power facility. Electricity consumption decreased by 4.1%, but there is still a shortage during peak hours.

Starting November 9, NPC Ukrenergo will temporarily suspend payments on the 2021 Green Sustainable Development Bonds. The decision will remain in force until the debt restructuring is completed within the framework of cooperation with the IMF.

Due to cloudy weather, electricity consumption increased by 4. 4% compared to the previous day. Power shortages persist during peak hours, and 5 settlements remain without electricity due to the weather.

One third of the damaged generating capacities have been restored after the Russian shelling. At temperatures down to -5°C, uninterrupted power supply or minimal restrictions are expected.

The President of Ukraine will not sign the law on changing the penalties for forest use due to technical reasons and a missed veto deadline. The law was supposed to increase liability for illegal logging and timber operations.

A representative of a law firm was caught trying to bribe a NABU detective and a SAPO prosecutor. The money was offered for transferring the case of Ukrenergo worth UAH 716 million to another investigation body.

218 settlements in 10 regions of Ukraine were left without power supply due to stormy weather. Rescuers are dealing with the consequences of the storm, and power companies are carrying out restoration work.

“Ukrenergo says there are no grounds to introduce schedules of power outages for households. The company denies information about possible blackouts due to cold weather next week.

“Centrenergo denied the words of a member of the Supervisory Board about the possible return of power outage schedules. The company emphasizes that it is Ukrenergo's competence to determine the schedules.

A member of Centrenergo's supervisory board has warned of a possible return to the schedule of power outages due to lower temperatures. Additional measures may be needed to balance the power system as early as next week.

The mayor of Kyiv said that it would take 7 days to connect heat to all buildings due to the scale of the system. Most schools, kindergartens and hospitals have already been connected.

Electricity consumption in Ukraine is in line with seasonal trends, but there is a shortage during peak hours. The power system is stable, with imports from 5 countries totaling 9,542 MWh.

The President called the coming winter crucial because of possible power outages. Zelenskyy also noted that Ukraine had received only 10% of the promised military aid from its partners.

Power engineers have restored electricity supply to 1,8276 consumers affected by the hostilities. The power system remains balanced, but damage to the infrastructure makes it difficult to operate.

If Russia continues its attacks on generation facilities in the winter, power outages of up to 8 hours a day are possible. “Ukrenergo is preparing three winter scenarios, including the worst-case scenario.

Starting March 2025, European operators will be able to review the limits on electricity imports to Ukraine and Moldova on a monthly basis. From December 2024, the import capacity limit will be 2,100 MW.

Due to the sunny weather, electricity consumption decreased by 3. 4%, but there is still a shortage during peak hours. Ukraine imports electricity from 5 countries.

Emergency blackouts have been introduced in Sumy and Poltava regions due to damage to the power grid caused by nighttime attacks. Electricity consumption is 3.5% lower than the previous business day.

Due to cloudy weather, electricity consumption increased by 3. 5% compared to the previous day. As a result of hostilities and shelling, 538 settlements remain without electricity.