Ukraine's electricity imports jump 40% to record 894 gigawatt hours in January
Ukraine's electricity imports jump by 40% in January 2026 versus December 2025 to a record 894 gigawatt hours amid constant Russian attacks on the Ukrainian energy system, analyst ExPro said on Monday. "This is the highest import figure for the period of full-scale war. Overall, supplies increased in all directions except Moldova," the consultancy said in a report.
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Ukraine's electricity imports jump by 40% in January 2026 versus December 2025 to a record 894 gigawatt hours amid constant Russian attacks on the Ukrainian energy system, analyst ExPro said on Monday.
"This is the highest import figure for the period of full-scale war. Hungary continues to account for the largest share – 45%. Overall, supplies increased in all directions except Moldova," the consultancy said in a report.
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