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11 October 2026
Sunday

12:10

Denys Shmyhal: Ukraine Has Received More Than 900 Tonnes of Energy Equipment from Latvia Since 2022

This week, Chernihiv Region received a new batch of generators provided under a government programme of the Republic of Latvia. First Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine – Minister of Energy Denys Shmyhal announced this.

10 October 2026
Saturday

13:05

Denys Shmyhal Reviews the Current Condition of Energy Facilities in Bordering Chernihiv Region

During a working visit to Chernihiv Region, First Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine – Minister of Energy Denys Shmyhal visited several energy facilities in the region that are regularly targeted by Russian attacks.

13:00

Denys Shmyhal Instructs to Accelerate the Installation and Connection of Distributed Generation Units in Kyiv at Energy Headquarters Meeting

First Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine – Minister of Energy Denys Shmyhal chaired a meeting of the Energy Headquarters, where he heard reports from the responsible ministries, energy company executives, and the Kyiv Regional and City authorities.

09 October 2026
Friday

16:24

The eOpora Website Brings Together Government and Regional Support Programmes, Practical Advice and Official Contacts to Help Different Groups Prepare for Winter

The Government has launched the eOpora website, a single platform bringing together existing national and regional support programmes, practical advice and official contacts to help different groups of the population, homeowners’ associations, institutions and businesses prepare for winter 2026–2

15:54

Why Do Some Regions Have Less Electricity Than Others? Here Is What Determines the Difference

Energy infrastructure is Russia’s primary target ahead of winter. The enemy is deliberately striking transformers and high-voltage transmission networks that carry electricity between regions.

10:34

Briefing by First Deputy Minister of Energy of Ukraine Artem Nekrasov on the Operational Situation in the Power System as of 9 October

- In recent weeks, Russia has intensified its attacks on energy infrastructure. The enemy is targeting energy equipment and high-voltage transmission networks that carry electricity between regions.