Half of electricity exports went to Hungary – 38.1 thousand MWh. Another 17.8 thousand MWh, which amounted to 23% of total exports, went to Moldova, 11.1 thousand MWh (15%) – to Romania, 8.4 thousand MWh (11%) – to Slovakia, 1 thousand MWh (1%) – to Poland.It is noted that compared to March 2024, exports fell by half – then it amounted to 154.1 thousand MWh.According to estimates by DiXi Group experts, out of 272.3 thousand The largest amount of imported MWh also came from Hungary – 113.8 thousand MWh (42%). Another 52.7 thousand MWh (19%) came from Slovakia, 48.1 thousand MWh (18%) – from Poland, 44.6 thousand MWh (16%) – from Romania, 13.2 thousand MWh (5%) – from Moldova.Compared to March 2024, when imports amounted to 168.3 thousand MWh, its indicators in March 2025 increased by 1.6 times.An increase in purchases was recorded from almost all available directions (from 4% to 480%), except for Slovakia – the volume of imports from this country decreased by 28%.In total, in March, the volume of imports exceeded exports by almost 4 times, notes DiXi Group.As reported, in February 2025, compared to January, Ukraine increased electricity imports by 33% - to 244.2 thousand MWh and reduced exports by 61% - to 33.1 thousand MWh.
Source: https:https://epravda.com.ua/energetika/ukrajina-narostila-eksport-elektroenergiji-805228/
