The largest database of open data about energy of Ukraine

We provide access to high-quality data on the energy sector of Ukraine, which helps users focus on analysis and respond quickly to changes in the industry.

The founder of the portal is the DiXi Group, a think tank working in the field of energy and climate.

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Key topics

Learn about key indicators, trends and current data for each topic

Production

Data on extraction, processing of raw materials and production of electricity and heat

Reserves

Data on mineral deposits and energy resource reserves

Trade

Data on domestic and foreign trade in energy resources

Transportation

Data on the movement of energy resources through networks and transport

Supply

Data on the supply of electricity and natural gas to consumers

Consumption

Data on final consumption of fuel, energy and installation of meters

Impact of war on the energy sector

From October 2022 to September 2024, the Russian Federation carried out over 1,000 strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, damaging or destroying all major thermal and hydroelectric power plants.

As a result of the occupation and attacks during 2022-2023, the energy system of Ukraine lost almost 21 GW capacity. In 2024, losses from the missile and drone campaign are estimated at over 9 GW. In addition to generation, Russia also regularly attacks critical nodes of electricity transmission networks. Attacks were also directed at gas storage facilities and other gas infrastructure facilities.