Ukraine’s record high temperature for this summer, +39.5°С, was registered on 5 August in Zaporizhia. The response of Ukraine’s power system to this heat was predictable, with high consumption rate peaking at 21:50 at 17,990 MW.

On 8 August, Ukrenergo’s head office hosted a public presentation of Damas, an e-auction platform offering access to cross-border capacity of Ukrenergo’s electrical networks.

Effective 00:00 of 26.07.2017, Ukrenergo NPC has discontinued electricity flows with temporarily uncontrolled areas of the Donetsk Oblast. This measure was introduced in conformity with all applicable procedures and with the approval from the Ministry of Energy and Coal Industry.

The chairman of Ukrenergo, Vsevolod Kovalchuk, has voluntarily passed the lie detector test.

The proper implementation of contracts for the connection to the networks of UKRENERGO NPC SE will be carefully controlled by the company

“A safety aspect is the most important in the implementation of the Agreement on the Conditions for the Future Interconnection of Ukrainian and Moldovan Power Systems to the Continental European Entso-E Power System,”

The process of European integration of the Ukrainian energy system is quite complex and comprehensive because it includes tasks that all market players and policymakers need to fulfill and not just the transmission system operator

On 17 July, at the premises of Ukrenergo, a meeting was held with the representatives of the U.S. Embassy in Ukraine and the U.S. Department of Energy at the initiative of the chairman of the company Vsevolod Kovalchuk

 “The latest events will not change the course of European integration of Ukrenergo and reforms in the company,” mentioned V. Kovalchuk at the meeting with the representatives of the G7 embassies and international donors

Ukrenergo NPC has released a report on its public procurements in the first half of 2017