In 2024, importing energy resources consisted primarily of the purchase of oil and oil products that occupied 76.6% in financial terms.
Last year, Ukraine imported gasoline and energy goods for $ 8.9 billion, of $ 1.47 billion, or 14.2%, less than 2023. It was reported by the Analytical Center Dixi Group with a reference to data data of the energy map.
It has been noted that revenues from exports are almost double – from $ 0.39 billion to 0.2 billion.
In 2024, importing energy resources consisted primarily of the purchase of oil and oil products that occupied 76.6% in financial terms. Smaller units occur in electric and oil gases (7.5%each) and coal (4.5%). The remaining sources of energy, including coke, bitumen, peat, resins, oil and other oil refinement products, have reached up to 3.9% of the total import cost.
Last year, oil and oil products (except RAW) Ukraine imported 7.56 million tons with a total of $ 6.82 billion, 12.9% less than 2023.
Gas gas is to import 0.98 million tons, costing Ukraine $ 0.67 billion. It is almost three times less than spent in 2023 – $ 1.9 billion.
Compared to 2023, the greatest growth was recorded in importing electricity. If for 2023 Ukraine received 806.4 thousand MW · h at $ 154.7 million, then by 2024 the volume costs increased more than four times – up to 669.4 million dollars for 4436.6 thousand.
The cost of imported coal increased more than double compared to 2023. In 2024, Ukraine spent $ 402.1 million in purchase of 1.8 million tonnes of coal.
According to the Dixi Group, Ukraine exported 12 types of fuel and energy goods to 103 countries in 2024, ensuring cash receipts at 201.3 million dollars.
The largest part in the export structure was taken by the sale of electricity, worth $ 81.0 million, or 40.3% of the revenues.
Earning from coal sales costs $ 36.4 million (18.1%), oil and oil products – $ 29.1 million (14.4%). The remaining fuel and energy goods, such as oil gases, peat, resins, coke, pitch, bituminous mixtures, together brought Ukraine $ 54.8 million – 27.2% of all revenues.
Earlier it was reported that according to the results of January 2025, Ukraine reduced electric imports by 56%, compared to December 2024 – to nearly 189 thousand MW · h.
Source: korrespondent
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