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EU to Send Additional Energy Equipment, Emergency Aid to Ukraine
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EU to Send Additional Energy Equipment, Emergency Aid to Ukraine
The European Commission is coordinating a new aid delivery of over 1,800 tonnes in emergency assistance this month, including in the area of energy, to support Ukraine via the EU Civil Protection Mech
By Interfax-Ukraine
Nov. 19, 2022
SBU Safeguarding Nationalization Of Major Oil Refinery
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SBU Safeguarding Nationalization Of Major Oil Refinery
The State Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) is taking measures to prevent destabilization of work during the transfer of one of the largest oil refineries in Ukraine to state ownership, the SBU press
By Interfax-Ukraine
Nov. 10, 2022
Nuclear Plant City Mayor: Enerhodar “on Brink of Humanitarian Catastrophe”
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Nuclear Plant City Mayor: Enerhodar “on Brink of Humanitarian Catastrophe”
Dmytro Orlov, the mayor of Enerhodar in Zaporizhzhia Region, told Ukrainian media outlets on Sunday, Oct. 23 that the city was “on the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe“ amid ongoing fierce Russian
By Jay Beecher
Oct. 24, 2022
Power Cuts Introduced in Kyiv After Strikes on Energy Grid
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Power Cuts Introduced in Kyiv After Strikes on Energy Grid
Kyiv’s energy operator said Sunday, Oct. 23, that scheduled “stabilisation” power cuts have been introduced in the Ukrainian capital after repeated Russian strikes on the country’s energy infrastructu
By AFP
Oct. 23, 2022
New Russian Strikes ‘Seriously’ Damage Ukraine Energy Facilities
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New Russian Strikes ‘Seriously’ Damage Ukraine Energy Facilities
Russian strikes Tuesday, Oct. 11,  on the central Ukraine region of Dnipropetrovsk did “serious” damage to energy facilities, the region’s head said, on the second day of massive missile salvos across
By AFP
Oct. 11, 2022
Ukraine stops electricity export due to Russia’s attacks
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Ukraine stops electricity export due to Russia’s attacks
Russia’s rocket attacks that have hit thermal generation and electrical substations are forcing Ukraine to stop exporting electricity from Oct. 11, 2022 to stabilize its own energy system, the Ministr
By Bohdan Nahaylo
Oct. 11, 2022
How West’s “Green Agenda” Incentivized and Empowered Putin’s Attack on Ukraine EXCLUSIVE
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OPINION: How West’s “Green Agenda” Incentivized and Empowered Putin’s Attack on Ukraine
The unintended consequences of climate control policies The West’s ill-conceived green policies and pursuit of a carbon-free environment undoubtedly contributed to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s d
By Jaroslaw Martyniuk
Aug. 28, 2022
‘Volatile’ Situation at Russian-Held Ukrainian Nuclear Plant: IAEA
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‘Volatile’ Situation at Russian-Held Ukrainian Nuclear Plant: IAEA
The situation is “volatile” at Europe’s largest nuclear power plant, which fell under Russian control in March during Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine, the head of the international nuclear agency said Tu
By AFP
Aug. 3, 2022
Russia resumes critical gas supplies to Europe via Nord Stream 1
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Russia resumes critical gas supplies to Europe via Nord Stream 1
Russia on Thursday resumed critical gas supplies to Europe through Germany, reopening the Nord Stream 1 gas pipeline after 10 days, but uncertainty lingered whether the continent could avert an energy
By AFP
Jul. 21, 2022