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Ukraine import from Russia 1,200 MW of electricity supply

byCustoms Today Report
11/08/2015
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KIEV: Ukraine will import from Russia 1,200 Mega Watts of electricity supply, against 800 Mega Watts during the previous day, the press service of the Ukrainian Energy Assembly said.

The organization said that on August 11, that Ukraine will import from Russia 18 million kWh of electricity, the total daily national consumption rate being at a level near 365 million kWh.

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It was reported earlier that Ukrinterenergo sells the electricity imported from Russia to Energorynok GP at UAH 0.9/ kWh.

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