Ukraine forms new international coalition under Russian fire
Integrated with the European grid, Ukraine can import electricity while the coalition coordinates funding, equipment, and technical support to keep homes and industries running.
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Syrskyi discusses aid packages with NATO chief in Europe as Russia’s terror campaign intesifies
The US reportedly handed Grynkewich authority to approve Ukrainian long-range strikes inside Russia.
Chernihiv remains powerless as more Russian strikes deepen energy crisis
Large parts of Chernihiv have been without electricity throughout October due to Russian strikes on energy infrastructure, with city officials unable to predict when power will be restored as repair crews work under ongoing Russian drone activity.
Rolling blackouts return to Ukraine as Russia renews winter energy targeting campaign
Rolling outages and power limits hit regions nationwide as Ukraine’s energy system faces continued Russian strikes.
$2.8 billion emergency plan tests Ukraine’s winter resilience
The country now depends on imports to meet a 1 November storage target that is only enough for a mild winter.
US-Russia energy deals floated as incentives for Ukraine peace talks: Reuters
Exxon return and LNG equipment sales offered as incentives for Russia agreeing to a peace deal with Ukraine.
London also slashes price cap on Russian oil to $47.60 per barrel after EU’s sanctions adoption
Western allies have escalated economic pressure on Russia by dropping the crude oil price cap.
Ukraine is going green during war, so why is EU’s program funding fossil fuels?
Ukraine has been building wind farms and solar plants while dodging Russian missiles. Meanwhile, the EU's €50 billion program meant to help? It's funding more gas and diesel generators than renewable energy.
Europe launches new €500 million flagship fund for Ukraine after Russian attacks
Reconstruction won’t wait for the war to end.
The EU promised to cut Russian gas. Now it’s delaying until 2027
The Baltic States and Poland have already cut Russian gas completely. So why is Brussels planning to wait until 2027 for the rest of Europe?
UK foreign secretary says Russia continues attacks on Ukraine despite energy ceasefire
Russia's 'human safari' drone attacks in Kherson reveal devastating new civilian targeting tactics.
Netherlands pledges € 65 million to Ukraine’s Energy Fund while delivering 3,000 tons of critical equipment
The Dutch contribution, representing one of 211 shipments of critical equipment, arrives as Ukraine seeks international support to rebuild generation capacity particularly damaged at thermal and hydroelectric facilities.
Ukrainian delegation arrives in Saudi Arabia ahead of Zelenskyy’s visit
In the coming days, Trump’s officials will meet with Russians in Saudi Arabia behind Ukraine’s back.
US military aid to Ukraine continues despite Trump’s 90-day foreign assistance freeze
While Trump orders 90-day review of US foreign assistance, Zelenskyy confirms Ukraine's military aid remains intact but humanitarian programs face temporary restrictions.
Slovakia to maintain vital power supply to Ukraine despite PM Fico claims
Private energy traders and EU regulations ensure continued power flow to Ukraine.
German FM: Russia’s energy strikes prove goal of total Ukrainian destruction
As Russia intensifies strikes against Ukraine's power grid, Germany's top diplomat warns that temporary peace deals won't stop Putin's broader campaign to destroy Ukrainian statehood.
Ukraine receives first LNG shipment from US amid shift from Russian gas
As Russian attacks leave half a million Ukrainians without electricity and heating, the US sells its first shipment of liquefied natural gas to Ukraine through Greece, days before the expiration of a Russian gas transit to Europe.
Ukraine to face several years of power outages following Russian strikes on infrastructure, energy expert says
Ukraine's energy system faces 2-3 years of power restrictions due to Russian attacks, with cold weather particularly challenging for the damaged power grid, expert warns.
UK announces new sanctions against Russia and £35 million of emergency support for Ukraine
The sanctions and aid package comes as millions of Ukrainians require humanitarian assistance, with recent Russian missile strikes leaving people without power during harsh winter conditions.
Energoatom unveils plans to build small nuclear reactors across Ukraine amid Russian attacks
The initiative aims to decentralize power generation while addressing the challenges of wartime resilience.