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The EPA repealed Biden-era rules requiring power plants to cut 90% of their emissions by 2032. The authorities expect savings of $300 billion.
Putin is in no hurry to stop strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure before winter, hoping to increase pressure on Kyiv. Moscow did not confirm Trump's statement.
Power outages have been reported on Kyiv’s left bank and in the Holosiivskyi district. The lights also went out in the metro; the cause is unknown.
The agreement to halt strikes on energy infrastructure is still being worked out. The FT refutes Trump's claim that a deal has been finalized.
Ukraine is ready to stop strikes on Russia's critical infrastructure if Moscow mutually refrains from attacks. Zelenskyy expects specifics from the partners.
Due to the shelling, some consumers in four regions were left without electricity. An energy worker was killed in the Sumy region, and another was injured.
The foreign ministers of Ukraine and Estonia discussed the front, diplomacy, air defense, and defense cooperation. Estonia reaffirmed its support for Ukraine and its accession to the EU.
Heating will start after three days with an average temperature of up to +8 °C, by decision of the local authorities. Communities are 79.2% ready.
Several districts of Mykolaiv have been partially cut off from power as a result of the attack. As soon as the security situation allows work to begin, energy workers will start restoring electricity supply.
Serhii Koretskyi said that the winter would be difficult, but Ukraine had prepared resilience plans and three response scenarios.
Canada will allocate approximately $546 million to Ukraine for gas purchases and reserves ahead of winter. Another $144 million will be allocated to energy projects.
Russian drones attacked the Kyiv region: one person was killed and three were injured, including a child. Fifteen sites were damaged in five districts.
G20 energy talks involving a representative of Russia will be held in Houston. The meeting will take place amid fuel shortages and rising prices.
Zelenskyy said that Ukraine would respond to strikes on the energy system in winter. He called for negotiations, an energy truce and exchanges.
The Kyivskyi and Khadzhibeyskyi districts of Odesa are temporarily without water. A drop in pressure is possible in the Prymorskyi district.
In the capital, the entire network of municipal healthcare facilities is planned to be equipped with backup sources of electricity, water and heating by the end of October.
Some consumers in seven regions of Ukraine are without power due to hostilities. Energy workers are restoring the networks; restrictions on electricity supply are not expected.
Canada plans to produce millions of drones over the next two years and transfer a third of its output to Ukraine. The exact quantities and models have not yet been determined.
Canada will finance the purchase of American interceptor missiles for Ukraine through the JUMPSTART mechanism. The type and delivery timeline have not yet been disclosed.
ECB President Christine Lagarde expects gas prices to potentially rise due to supply disruptions and a cold winter. Extreme weather could make food more expensive.
In August, annual inflation in Ukraine rose to 8. 1%, while prices increased by 0.1% over the month. Fuel prices saw the sharpest increase.
More than 30 localities in Malta and Gozo were left without electricity due to equipment failure at the LNG facility. The cause of the accident is being investigated.
Due to Russian shelling, some consumers in three regions were left without electricity. Repairs are ongoing; no restrictions are forecast.
Volodymyr and Olena Zelenskyy will be in Canada from September 9 to 11. They will visit three cities and discuss defense, the economy, and energy.
Zelenskyy met with Iceland's foreign minister on his way to Canada. The parties discussed preparations for winter, energy, air defense, and defense technologies.
EU gas storage facilities are 67% full, while investments in phasing out Russian energy resources amount to €54. 3 billion instead of €300 billion.
The local unemployed man adjusted Russian strikes on infrastructure and filmed facilities for his handler. He was notified of suspicion of high treason.
Due to attacks on energy infrastructure, consumers in five regions remain without electricity. No restrictions on electricity supply are forecast.
Russia's attack damaged the energy infrastructure of Mykolaiv and Kherson regions. After the security situation stabilized, electricity supply was restored.
One of DTEK's thermal power plants ceased generation after several waves of Russian attacks. The plant's equipment was substantially damaged.