Back on Bluesky with GDU's 31st #FigureOfTheWeek!

Heavy damage to thermal plants, Zaporizhia NPP under occupation, and growing reliance on cross-border flows have drastically altered Ukraine's power system. Renewables ease the burden, especially in summer.

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Sectoral output can be used as intermediate inputs by other sectors, or consumed as final goods. There are often substantial gaps between a sector’s direct energy use and the energy embodied in its final consumption goods. We explore this phenomenon for Ukrainian industry in 2020:

For our next #FigureoftheWeek, GDU presents a comparison of energy-use by sector. Sectoral shifts and energy-efficiency improvements in Poland and Romania drastically reduced energy use in the industrial sector and the economy, providing a hint of what could lie ahead for Ukraine.

#FigureOfTheWeek: With the EU Parliament’s final decision on the ‘Ukraine Facility’ due in the last week of February, we present a breakdown of the proposed €50 billion in financial aid. Find more information on the GDU website: lnkd.in/eVhGidhX

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Our newest #FigureOfTheWeek highlights the changes in Ukrainian electricity generation for 2023.

Ukraine generated 7 TWh less #electricity this year than last, driven mainly by reductions in #nuclear, outweighing increases in #renewables and #hydro.

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