In July 2024, Ukraine reduced electricity imports by 2% compared to June, to 837.8 thousand MWh. There were no electricity exports. This is evidenced by ExPro Electricity monitoring.
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Over the month, supplies increased only from Hungary, by 5.5%, and from Poland, by 10%. In other directions (Slovakia, Moldova, Romania), electricity imports decreased.
Hungary continues to hold the largest share in the import structure — 45%, followed by Poland (19%) and Romania (18%). The rest are Slovakia and Moldova.
In July, from 10 to 21 July, during the period of abnormal heat, electricity imports from Moldova were temporarily suspended by decision of the local transmission system operator as part of energy security measures. Also on 23 July, there was no electricity import from Slovakia.
According to ExPro Electricity calculations, the average hourly import capacity in July was 1126 MW. More electricity was imported at 18:00 — the average for the month was 1,308 MW.
