Ukrenergo officially named the reason for activating emergency assistance to Ukraine from Belarus and Slovakia yesterday, on November 2 - the lack of capacity in the United Energy System of Ukraine and in the " This was said in a statement.

It was noted that the approximate volume of emergency assistance from Belarus in the period from 13:00 to 20:00 was 3.5 thousand. MWh, from Slovakia to BuOS, lasting from 10:00 to 20:00, 800 MWh.

At the same time, in fact, Ukrenergo blamed DTEK Akhmetov for the situation.. The message said that there was a delay in the exit from the scheduled repair of the unit No. 8 of DTEK "

“In addition, on the morning of November 2, power unit No. 11 of DTEK Burshtynskaya TPP was put into emergency repair, which made it impossible to re-fix power unit No. 8 of this power plant to work in the IES, which could reduce the power deficit in this zone,"

In addition, unit No. 6 of DTEK Burshtynskaya TPP was put into emergency repair..

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However, then DTEK Energo demanded that Ukrenergo refute the accusations of disrupting the balancing of the energy system..

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The Antimonopoly Committee may again strengthen the monopoly of DTEK Akhmetov.

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Let us remind you that yesterday, November 2, at 14:00 Belarus began deliveries of electricity to the Ukrainian energy system with a capacity of 500 MW. This became known from the message of the Ministry of Energy of the Republic of Belarus.

Sources of ZN. UA confirmed that electricity was provided to Ukraine due to the simultaneous emergency repair of three DTEK power units at once, which can be regarded as a unique way for the company to save coal in the face of a shortage. Recall that as of the end of October at the warehouses of Ukrainian TPPs and TPPs, the accumulated coal was four times less than the planned amount.. The cost of electricity supplied from Belarus was $ 80 per MWh, that is, 30% cheaper than the actual market price on the domestic Ukrainian market.

Earlier, Ukrenergo reported that the Kiev District Administrative Court lifted the ban on auctions on electricity imports from Belarus and the Russian Federation in November. Thus, the court overturned the previous court decision on the claim of DTEK Zakhidenergo, which blocked the auctions.

Although before that, the head of the Verkhovna Rada committee on energy and housing and communal services Andriy Gerus said that from November 1, Ukraine will not import Belarusian and Russian electricity.

There was also a statement that the National Commission, which carries out state regulation in the field of energy and utilities, does not intend to continue the ban on imports of electricity from the Russian Federation and Belarus for November..