# Energy
NATO is preparing for potential Russian attacks on the energy sector: what is known
In the event of a Russian attack on NATO, energy infrastructure could become one of the Russian Federation’s main targets. NATO member states are already stepping up their exercises and training.
Over 60 billion hryvnias and new mini-CHP plants: Klitschko outlines plan to prepare for next winter
At a meeting of the Kyiv City Council, officials outlined new energy projects designed to help prevent power cuts, as well as the need for financial support from the state.
Decentralisation of the power grid: how wind energy benefits Ukraine during the war
Wind farms are gradually moving away from the ‘green tariff’ scheme and transitioning to the competitive electricity market.
Ukrenergo will help Moldova repair the power lines damaged by Russian shelling
Experts from NPC Ukrenergo will assist Moldova in restoring critical energy infrastructure damaged as a result of the Russian attack on southern Ukraine on 23 March 2026.
The Philippines has become the first country in the world to declare a state of emergency in the energy sector due to the war in the Middle East
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has signed a decree declaring a state of emergency for one year, subject to renewal.
