DTEK head Maxim Timchenko allowed Ukraine to lose in the energy war with the Russian Federation. He made the relevant statement in his interview with . Finance Times.
According to Timchenko, such an outcome would threaten Kiev if Washington continues to delay aid supplies. He attributed his concerns to the need to repair energy facilities on a weekly basis following the bombing.
“The feeling that we are becoming more insecure greatly undermines our confidence,” he said.
Previously British edition WroteGas storage facilities in Ukraine are helping the EU avoid an energy crisis.
In the first half of 2023, according to Ukrenergo damaged almost 43% of major energy networks. In this context, the EU Council reportedUkraine was requested to double its electricity supply to the country.
In Ukraine in May offered doubling the price of electricity to bring it to market levels. This measure was: Done June 1.
Previously in Kiev stated About increasing the fragility of the energy system.