Today, the data of the transmission system operator Ukrenergo show that imports from Belarus are 0 MW/hour, writes UNN.

Thus, since several hours in the morning, the data of "Ukrenergo" show that there is no import of electricity from Belarus.

By the way, the latest data of Ukrenergo on electricity imports for a day, released the day before, show that "on November 16, the rate of electricity imports compared to the previous day, November 15, has not changed and amounted to 9.96 million kWh. Electricity imports were carried out only from Belarus in the "UES of Ukraine" trade zone.

Today, there are data on imports only for Slovakia - 25 MW/hour were imported from there at 13 hours on November 18.

On the eve of the Belarusian media circulated information of the Belarusian Ministry of Energy that there will be no electricity exports from Belarus to Ukraine since November 18.

Ukraine has resumed importing electricity from Belarus amid a shortage of coal at Ukrainian thermal power plants and thermal power plants. It has been possible to import electricity from Russia and Belarus since November 1, after months of a ban and legal red tape.