According to Energy Map, during each day between December 9 and 15, Ukraine's largest electricity imports were carried out between 18:00 and 23:00.
At the same time, during these peak hours, Ukraine used only 24-59% of the authorised capacity of electricity imports, which has been 2.1 thousand MW since December 1.
A week before, on December 2-8, during peak hours, Ukraine used only 15-55% of the authorised import capacity of 2.1 thousand GW.
As reported by Ukrainian Energy, Ukraine imported 99 thousand MWh of electricity during December 9-15, which is 22% more than the previous week. There were no exports for the second week in a row.
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Last week, on December 9-15, Ukraine used up to 59% of its authorised electricity import capacity during peak evening hours. This is slightly more than the previous week's maximum.
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