Electricity went on export: analysts told about the results of winter blows of the Russian Federation (photo)

Analytists show that Ukraine's energy sphere is in a better condition than a year ago, when massive rocket strokes of the Russian Federation took place. Since February 2024, four European countries began to export Ukrainian electricity. Ukraine's energy system copes with current loads, and if interruptions occur, they are quickly eliminated. Analysts of the Center for Economic Strategy in the Telegram channel have told about the state of Ukrainian energy.

Analysts monitor electricity imports and exports on the basis of open data of the ENTSO-E electricity transmission system operators. Displaying data on the graph shows that Ukraine has increased "pure positive exports". In particular, the following countries began to receive Ukrainian electricity: Moldova, Poland, Romania and Slovakia. In addition, in February twice the import of electricity into Ukraine: the volume of supply from the outside - 117 GW · h.

The post draws several conclusions about the sphere of energy: the Center for Economic Strategy is a non -governmental institution that deals with the analysis of the situation in the economy on the basis of open data. The center portal can be found in the trackers of the situation in different areas.

For example, one of the trackers online shows that Ukraine has resumed electricity exports two months earlier than in 2023, when the sphere was restored after massive rocket strikes of the autumn of 2022-Wise 2023. regarding possible shutdowns or instability on the network. For example, on January 2, DTEK explained the reason for the mass disconnection of light in the Kyiv region.

The reason for the shutdowns is the consequences of the rocket stroke of the Russian Federation on the infrastructure facility. On February 14, Ukrenergo assured that the threat of fan shutdowns will be maintained until the end of winter. We would like to remind you that on January 30, Focus explained to whom the light is threatened in the event of electricity debts.