#Ukraine

110 kV power transmission line between Ukraine-Romania was shut down due to a storm front in the Zakarpattia Region.

A 330 kV substation was damaged by missile fire in one of the regions, and a 110 kV overhead line was also damaged by missile fire in the Kyiv Region, leaving thousands of people without power.

Ukraine has received a second powerful autotransformer from Lithuania.

Ukraine, Kyiv: Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Smyhal has announced that the interstate power transmission line between Ukraine and Poland is now operational.

Ukraine, Kyiv: Ukraine is able to export electricity for the first time in six months as its energy infrastructure recovers from months of repeated attacks.

Ukraine, Kyiv: The Energy Fund of Ukraine has recently handed over 12 transformers to Ukrainian power engineers, announced the Ukrainian Ministry of Energy.

Ukraine, Kyiv: Ukraine is preparing to launch a power transmission line connecting the Ukrainian and European energy systems.

Canada, Toronto: The federal government of Canada will donate seven power transformers to help restore Ukraine’s electrical grid.

Ukraine, Kyiv: Ukraine has received a power autotransformer from the Republic of Lithuania, installed at an HV substation of the power transmission system.

The power to critical infrastructure has been restored after a fire broke out at an overloaded substation in the Ukrainian port city of Odesa on 4 February.

Ministry of Energy of Ukraine handed over 7 T of power equipment to JSC Chernihivoblenergo, to help restore electricity supply in the border region.

Latvenergo donates transformer to help restore Ukraine’s energy infrastructure after the missile attacks.

Ukrainian energy company DTEK has announced that it has delivered 52 transformers to Ukraine, in cooperation with Hitachi Energy.

Ukraine, Kyiv: Ukrenergo announced the restoration of the cross-border power transmission line between Ukraine and Poland.

Ukraine: Schneider Electric has donated equipment worth $4.3 M (€4 M) to help restore essential energy supplies in Ukraine.

Ukraine and Moldova’s electricity grids have synchronised with the continental European grid in the drive to keep the countries self-sufficient during times of war.

Ukraine, Zaporozhe: ZTR (Zaporozhtransformator), the largest transformer factory in Europe, has been forced to close its operation due to war in Ukraine.

Belgium, Brussels: Ukraine has disconnected from Russia’s electric grid and will link into the European Union’s grid, said EU Energy Commissioner Kadri Simson.

EU: The European Union reportedly plans to expedite its power-grid link with Ukraine following the launch of military operations by Russia against Ukraine.

Ukraine: GE Digital has announced that its Advanced Distribution Management System (ADMS) will be implemented in DTEK Kyiv Grids.

Ukraine: The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) will provide Ukraine with $170 M (EUR 149 M) for the modernization of power grids.

Ukraine: National power company Ukrenergo plans to reconstruct 18 automatic transformers at 12 substations in 2019.

Germany will assist Ukraine with a $35.5 million (€32.5 million) loan for the implementation of the second phase of the power transmission upgrade project aimed at increasing energy efficiency through modernization of transformer substations.

Ukraine, Zaporozhye: Ukrainian transformer manufacturer Zaporozhtransformator (ZTR) and a Ukrainian solar energy company Tokmak Solar Energy have signed a contract for the supply of a new power transformer to be used for generation of solar power.