In March 2026, the volume of electricity imports to Ukraine decreased by 25%, totaling 942 thousand MWh. This trend has been recorded according to electricity market monitoring data.
This is reported by Finway
Main Electricity Supplier Countries
Hungary remained the leader among countries supplying electricity to Ukraine in March, accounting for 48% of the total import volume. Romania came in second, providing 20% of the electricity imports.
Import and Export Dynamics Compared to Last Year
Compared to March 2025, electricity imports to Ukraine increased by 3.4 times, indicating a significant rise in demand or changes in the country’s energy balance structure.
In March of this year, Ukraine also resumed electricity exports after a several-month pause. The total export volume for the month reached 30.2 thousand MWh. The largest volume of electricity was exported to Moldova, accounting for 47.5% of total exports.
“Compared to March 2025, exports fell by 61%.”
Thus, despite the reduction in imports in March 2026, Ukraine continued to be an important player in the regional energy market, while also demonstrating significant annual growth in imports and the resumption of electricity exports.