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Ukrenergo starts reconstruction of 220 kV Boryslav and 330 kV Kovel substations

NPC Ukrenergo starts reconstruction of the substations (SS) 220 kV Boryslav (Lviv Region) and 330 kV Kovel (Volyn Region). Relevant permits for work commencement were obtained from the State Architectural and Construction […]

18.10.2021

Synchronization of power systems of Ukraine and Moldova with ENTSO-E is attainable without additional measures — results of studies

Synchronous interconnection of power systems of Ukraine and Moldova with ENTSO-E is attainable and does not require additional measures. This is stated in the steady-state stability study of Ukraine’s power […]

11.10.2021

Ukrenergo started reconstruction of OHL 220 kV Trykhaty – Dobroslavska

NPC Ukrenergo has started the reconstruction of OHL 220 kV Trykhaty – Dobroslavska with a diversion at SS 220 kV Berezan.

01.10.2021

Successful dispatchers emergency training to prepare for the autumn and winter period

NPC Ukrenergo together with distribution system operators (DSOs), PJSC Ukrhydroenergo, NNEGC Energoatom, and electricity producers at TPPs successfully conducted a planned sectoral emergency training for the autumn and winter period […]

30.09.2021

Ukrenergo has signed a contract with Siemens for the supply of 95 single-phase 330 kV current transformers for 14 substations

Siemens Energy AG’s subsidiary in Ukraine, Siemens Energy LLC, will supply 95 single-phase 330 kV current transformers manufactured by Trench Germany GmbH for 14 Ukrenergo substations. The contract for the […]

28.09.2021

Ukrenergo starts reconstruction of 220 kV Boryslav and 330 kV Kovel substations

Synchronization of power systems of Ukraine and Moldova with ENTSO-E is attainable without additional measures — results of studies

Ukrenergo started reconstruction of OHL 220 kV Trykhaty – Dobroslavska

Successful dispatchers emergency training to prepare for the autumn and winter period

Ukrenergo has signed a contract with Siemens for the supply of 95 single-phase 330 kV current transformers for 14 substations

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