Is Russia targeting Ukraine's energy facilities?

The facility has been repeatedly targeted by Russian airstrikes. Mauricio Lima for The New York Times Russia launched a missile attack on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure early Friday, in an assault that President Volodymyr Zelensky described as “one of the largest strikes” on his country’s power facilities.

Did Russia launch a massive attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure?

Russia has launched a huge attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, which authorities said was the twelfth large-scale attack on energy facilities this year. Ninety-three missiles and more than 200 drones were used - but 81 of the missiles were shot down, according to President Volodomyr Zelensky.

Is Enphase Energy setting its sights on Europe?

Enphase Energy is setting its sights on Europe, as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine sends power prices to record highs, giving homeowners a “strong desire” for energy independence. CEO Badri Kothandaraman said Tuesday that the company is “tripling down on Europe in terms of spending.”

How has Ukraine impacted its energy infrastructure?

As a result, Ukraine has sustained more widespread and lasting damage to its energy infrastructure compared with the attacks in earlier stages of the war, even with ongoing support for repairs from donors.

Is the energy sector under a massive attack in Ukraine?

“The enemy continues its terror. Once again, the energy sector across Ukraine is under massive attack,” Ukrainian energy minister German Halushchenko said on his official Facebook page. The extent of the damage had yet to be clarified, he said, while urging people to remain in shelters.

Why did UkrEnergo increase power supply restrictions on Friday?

As a result of the attack, the Ukrenergo National Power Company had to increase power supply restrictions on Friday, with rolling blackouts being introduced in all regions. Ukrenergo added that during the day on Friday, electricity would be imported from Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Hungary and Moldova.