The electricity transmission tariff for "green" electrometallurgy enterprises is planned to be set at UAH 351.90/MWh.
As stated in the rationale for the draft resolution, the item "Expenses for special obligations to ensure an increase in the share of electricity production from alternative sources other than private households" takes into account the updated projected volume of electricity supplied by "green" producers under the feed-in premium mechanism.
The tariff for dispatch management services is planned to be set at 92.26 UAH/MWh.
The Regulator is also planning to adopt electricity distribution tariffs for DSOs. Details on distribution tariffs will be published in the next issue of ExPro Electricity Daily.
As previously reported by ExPro, Ukrenergo proposed to increase the electricity transmission tariff by 48% in 2025, up to 783.71 UAH/MWh. The transmission tariff for "green" metallurgy was proposed to be set at 441.05 UAH/MWh.
According to the system operator's calculations, almost 50% of the costs will continue to be spent on special obligations – UAH 33.6 billion out of UAH 77.1 billion. The largest amount, UAH 26 billion, is the cost of performing special obligations to ensure the public interest, except for private households.
Next week, the Regulator plans to approve the electricity transmission tariff for 2025.
06.12.2024 11:53
Next week, the National Energy and Utilities Regulatory Commission is planning to set the electricity transmission tariff for 2025 at UAH 678.58/MWh (except for renewable energy companies), which is 28% higher than the transmission tariff for 2024. The relevant draft resolution will be considered at a meeting on December 10, ExPro reports.
Latest articles
Energy Resilience: Between Myths, Politics, and Real Engineering
Articles 03.03.2026 12:55
Today, the Ukrainian energy sector is at a point where emotions and information leaks on social media often replace sober engineering calculations. After every massive attack, the media space is filled with calls to immediately "bury the entire energy system underground" or completely abandon large thermal power plants (CHPs) in favor of small modular reactors.
Industry Loses Competitiveness Due to High Electricity Prices
Articles 09.12.2025 09:34
Ukrainian industry is forced to operate under unequal conditions compared to European competitors due to the high cost of energy resources. Electricity prices on the Day-Ahead Market (DAM) in Ukraine not only match European levels but exceed the EU average, GMK Center reports.
Ukrenergo: 14 applications are submitted for the tender for 700 MW of new generating capacity
Articles 06.03.2025 07:51
The tender received 14 applications for the construction of new generating capacity, Energoreforma reports. This was announced by Maksym Yurkov, Chief Legal Officer of the NPC Ukrenergo and Secretary of the Tender Commission. "Today, the bids will be opened. So far, 14 bids have been received, he said during a meeting of the Tender Commission at the NPC Ukrenergo on March 5, which was broadcast on its website, an Energoreforma correspondent reports.
DTEK Energy produced 11 coal mining shearers in 2024
Articles 22.01.2025 19:31
The company's mechanical engineers also provided miners with more than 1 million spare parts and components for mining equipment