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Region: Ukrenergo resuming electricity imports from Russia

Previously, Ukraine stopped electricity imports from Russia in December 2019. Ukrainian electricity transmission system operator Ukrenergo said that the country has resumed electricity import from Russia and deliveries total about 200 MWh at present.  In January 2021, Ukrainian companies also resumed commercial import of electricity from Belarus, with supplies capacity ranging from 310 to 480 MW as of 1 February.

 

 

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