Hourly outages will last from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM in all regions. Industrial power restrictions will last an hour longer due to the consequences of Russian attacks.
The cost of Brent and WTI decreased after US measures to ease the deficit. Despite Friday's decline, prices rose over the week due to supply disruptions. Goldman Sachs predicted that the average price of Brent crude oil in March would exceed $100 per barrel.
European Council President António Costa criticized the US decision to lift sanctions on Russian oil exports. This decision increases Russia's resources for war.
Zelenskyy and Macron agreed on the implementation of joint defense projects. Cooperation concerns strengthening air defense, combat aviation, and frontline needs.
Emmanuel Macron confirmed that sanctions remain unchanged despite oil prices. The French president pointed to the Kremlin's refusal of a real truce in Ukraine.
Electricity imports account for 12% of consumption, and the enemy has damaged over 9 GW of generation. The authorities plan to restore 4 GW of capacity and accumulate 13 billion cubic meters of gas.
More than 60 missiles and 260 drones hit the Kremenchuk oil refinery. Ukraine imports 85% of its fuel.
Denys Shmyhal announced the import of over 85% of fuel amid the crisis. The priority is to provide for the army and the sowing campaign; the resource situation is currently under control.
Kateryna Reiche is concerned that the easing of US sanctions will help Putin finance the war. Temporary exceptions apply to oil already at sea.
The US spent years' worth of critical ammunition in the first days of the conflict. The Pentagon is preparing a request for $50 billion to replenish its arsenals.
Yulia Svyrydenko announced the preservation of excise tax and VAT on fuel to replenish the budget. The funds will be directed to the defense of Ukraine.
Due to Russian attacks, residents of six regions were left without electricity, and an energy worker was injured. Throughout Ukraine, blackout schedules will be in effect from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM.
The Swedish Coast Guard boarded the Comoros-flagged vessel Sea Owl I. The tanker is under EU sanctions.
The Russian Federation is increasing the number of vessels under its flag due to the detention of tankers in the West. This creates conditions for sabotage and reconnaissance in the Baltic region.
On the 14th day of the war, Iran threatens energy infrastructure, and the US lost a plane in Iraq. The number of casualties in the region exceeded 2,000 people.
The Supreme Court of Switzerland rejected the Russians' appeal regarding gas transit debt. Gazprom is obliged to pay the debt and 450,000 francs in costs.
Brent price rose by 9% in a week due to supply risks in the Strait of Hormuz. The US temporarily allowed the purchase of Russian oil to stabilize the market.
The Trump administration is tightening sanctions and restricting oil supplies to bring about a change of power in Cuba. The US plans to make the island's economy dependent on Washington.
The US Treasury Department has introduced a temporary permit for the purchase of Russian oil loaded on tankers until April 11. The decision was made to stabilize the market.
The White House challenges the state's right to set its own emissions standards and electric vehicle requirements. California accuses Trump of rising prices.
Finance Minister Scott Bessent announced the possible involvement of the fleet to protect ships. Oil prices exceeded $100 due to attacks in the Persian Gulf.
The CEO of Rheinmetall stated that shells are available in warehouses due to a lack of funding. Hungary and Slovakia are blocking an EU loan for arms procurement.
Gustavo Petro canceled negotiations with Delcy Rodriguez after a conversation with the US President. The parties discussed border security and the fight against drugs.
The escalation in the Middle East has brought Russia up to $1. 9 billion in 12 days. India and China are massively increasing their purchases of Russian raw materials in Asia.
The IRGC threatens to set fire to US and allied energy facilities if Iranian ports are attacked. Tensions are rising due to attacks in the Strait of Hormuz.
The President discussed strengthening defense and a common energy grid with Ilie Boložan. The parties are preparing an agreement on joint control at the state border.
A fire broke out in the laundry room aboard the USS Gerald Ford aircraft carrier, injuring two sailors. The ship remains combat-ready, and its power plant is intact.
Tomorrow, electricity restrictions for the population will be in effect from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM. For industry, power limitation schedules will last an hour longer.
Chris Wright stated the focus is on destroying Iran's military potential. The US will not ease sanctions against Russia and will abandon its uranium.
Installing a solar system on a balcony costs from $300, but it hardly pays for itself. The panels power a router and charge gadgets.
