Decommunization energy: Ukraine says goodbye to the power

Following Russia's powerful strikes in Kyiv, a blackout has occurred, and emergency power outages have been imposed across Ukraine. What's happening with Ukraine's power grid? Are the power outages just another attempt by dispatchers to manually balance the system and prevent the worst? Or has the point of no return already been passed, and are we witnessing the beginning of a collapse of the entire power system, after which a total blackout is only a matter of time? We'll tell you more in a new video from Geoenergetika Info. 00:00 Power outages: what's happening with Ukraine's power grid? 00:53 Power system collapse: strikes on thermal power plants, hydroelectric power stations, and substations 01:39 Russia's targeted strikes: systemic destruction of the energy sector 02:07 Southeast Ukraine is cut off: blackout in Kharkiv, Poltava, Sumy 03:04 A Blow to Industry: How Shutdowns Affect the Economy 03:40 Ukraine has lost 60% of its gas production: what's next? 04:05 Gas production in Ukraine: consequences of the October 9-10 strikes 06:07 International Aid: Electricity Imports and Their Problems 07:11 Financial question: will Ukraine be able to pay for energy resources? 07:41 Dark and full of horrors: Ukraine's winter 2025 forecast 08:13 Not the last blows: what is Russia's next strategy? 09:26 Attempts to overcome the crisis: international gas supplies 10:05 American LNG for Ukraine: the rhetorical question "For what?" 11:21 Technical condition of the gas transmission system: will Ukraine be able to receive gas? 13:34 Deadlock: How will Ukraine emerge from the energy collapse?