The decrease in imports is also due to the improved situation in the energy system and the sufficiency of resources from domestic producers. Poland took 30% of the import share, Hungary – 25.5%, and Slovakia – almost 25%. Overall, imports declined in all directions.
Compared to January 2024, electricity imports increased by more than 50%.
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In January 2025, Ukraine reduced electricity imports by 56%, compared to December 2024 – to almost 189 thousand MWh. Most of the electricity was supplied from Poland (30%). This is confirmed by the monitoring data of ExPro Electricity.
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