According to Energy Map data, during the period from August 4 to 10, Ukraine increased electricity imports by 15%, reaching 111.7 GWh, setting a new weekly import record for 2025.
Electricity imports from abroad occurred daily, with the highest daily volume recorded on August 6 at 20 GWh. The most significant increase in import growth was the expansion of supplies from Moldova - by 2.6 times. Imports from Slovakia, Poland, and Romania increased by 16-60%, while imports from Hungary decreased by 12%.
Import structure by country:
- Hungary – 37.6 GWh (34%);
- Slovakia – 26.4 GWh (24%);
- Romania – 25.9 GWh (23%);
- Poland – 15.8 GWh (14%);
- Moldova – 6.0 GWh (5%).
Electricity exports for the week decreased by 7%, reaching 45.8 GWh. Supplies to partner countries overall declined by 7-33%, while exports to Moldova increased by 0.4%.
The largest volumes were delivered to Moldova (21.8 GWh or 48%), followed by Hungary with 13.9 GWh (30%), Romania – 5.3 GWh (12%), Slovakia – 4.4 GWh (9%), and Poland – 0.5 GWh (1%).
As a result, electricity imports exceed exports by 2.4 times.