Since November 11, Ukraine has completely stopped exporting electricity

Ukraine has stopped exporting electricity since November 11, 2025, and before that, exports were at a minimum level, at certain hours of the day.

This is announced by the ExPro publication, Ukrainian News Agency reports.

"Reports about "increased exports to Moldova" are not true. They probably arose due to the use of incorrect data from the ENTSO-E Transparency Platform, where volumes for Moldova were displayed incorrectly for a long time due to a technical failure. Currently, the data on the platform has been corrected and reflects the actual situation," the report says.

At the same time, Ukraine continues to import electricity at all hours of the day.

A total of 233,000 MWh of electricity was already imported from November 1-18.

Import and export of electricity in November 2025, MWh per day

10,200 were imported from Moldova, which is 4% of the total.

It is noted that exports for November 1-11 totaled only 5,200 MWh.

During this period, 471 MWh were exported to Moldova.

As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, in October, compared to September, Ukraine increased electricity imports 2.5 times to 360,000 MWh.

Electricity exports in October 2025 fell by 85% due to increased shelling of energy infrastructure.