Ukrainian energy storage tender announcement

What is Ukraine doing to support the energy sector?

Procured and delivered approximately $23 million of items to support Ukraine’s energy sector. This support includes back-up generators; first aid and body armor equipment for utility workers; mobile boiler houses; and miles of piping and associated equipment for heating networks.

Is Russia targeting Ukraine's energy system?

Ukraine’s energy system 1 has been regularly targeted by Russia since its full-scale invasion in 2022, with attacks intensifying since the spring of 2024. The targeting of energy infrastructure has had wide-ranging consequences for the provision of energy to Ukrainian households and other consumers.

How will Russia's new energy assistance help Ukraine?

This new assistance is in addition to $55 million in emergency energy sector support for generators and other equipment to help restore emergency power and heat to local municipalities impacted by Russia’s attacks on Ukraine’s power system.

Will Ukraine's energy supply be impacted by a cold winter?

While Ukrainians have shown immense solidarity, ingenuity and resilience, and support from Ukraine’s partners, including equipment and spare parts, have been instrumental in maintaining a functioning system, the possibility of an even deeper shortfall in energy supply during the upcoming cold winter months presents profound risks.

Are Russian gas metering facilities in Ukraine causing force majeure?

Gas metering facilities on the border between Russia and Ukraine have been in the spotlight. In May 2022, the Gas TSO of Ukraine declared force majeure at the Sokhranivka gas metering station, claiming illegal actions and unauthorised gas offtakes by Russian forces.

How has Ukraine managed its electricity deficit?

The deficit has been managed by Ukraine’s state-owned electricity transmission system operator, Ukrenergo, through rolling cuts to supply, limiting electricity provision in the worst-affected regions to a few hours per day.