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What is hidden behind this expression, this term hmm, well, first of all, Global Trends are hiding behind it, and then developed countries are moving, and less major countries are gradually being drawn to these trainings, to which, unfortunately , ukraine can still be attributed. That is, it is called the energy transition, and it consists in the fact that ee countries are trying to rebuild the sphere of systems that were traditional before and were based on fossil fuels, coal, primarily gas, oi...

Thirty-eight years after the Chornobyl disaster, Ukraine’s nuclear industry continues to produce around half of Ukraine’s power output and remains vital to keeping the country functioning. The share of energy output in Ukraine that comes from nuclear power is the third highest in the world after France and Slovakia. Amid ongoing attacks on the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, the threat of a new nuclear accident in Ukraine remains elevated and has brought an unprecedented level ...

The nuclear company’s expanding corporate empire is an urgent target for sanctions.

In March, Russia launched its largest attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure in six months. What’s the current state of the Ukrainian power grid?

Kyiv hit an oil depot on Friday, the latest in recent attacks on such facilities as it seeks to inflict damage away from the largely deadlocked front line.

At COP28, G7+ countries and Ukraine launched the Clean Energy Partnership, to support the sustainable recovery and reconstruction of Ukraine.

Facilities remain hobbled by Russian attacks, repair work is unfinished and there is little spare equipment, although air defenses have been strengthened.

As winter cold sets in across Ukraine, concerns are growing that Russia will soon resume large-scale attacks on the power grid, repeating a tactic it used last year to try to break the will of Ukrainians by plunging them into cold and darkness.

The specter of Russian attacks on Ukraine’s energy system looms once again as winter rapidly approaches. Last year in early October, just as Ukraine’s heating season began, Russia launched a month-long series of missile and drone attacks against Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, leading to blackouts amid freezing temperatures and electricity rationing. The attacks damaged half of the country’s energy system, Ukrainian officials said.

Ukraine faces a significant risk of unplanned power outages during the cold season, analyst at DiXi Group think tank Andriy Ursta told Channel 24 on July 25.