Ukraine Collapse: Is the Heating Season Under Threat of Disruption?

Following Russia's powerful strikes, Kyiv has warned of a threat to disrupt the heating season in Ukraine. The Verkhovna Rada is proposing to delay the start of the heating season until December due to a severe gas shortage following attacks on infrastructure. Russia has knocked out virtually the entire gas grid, and heating in Ukraine this winter is in serious doubt. Will the country be able to survive the winter? A full analysis of Ukraine's gas problem, the forecast for the heating season, and the potential consequences for Ukraine in a new video by Geoenergetika Info. 00:00 Ukraine: Is the heating season at risk of disruption?! 00:46 Postponement: When will heating be turned on in Ukraine? 01:55 Gas Savings: Why Ukraine is Shifting Its Heating Season 02:53 Ukraine's Energy Supply: Problems and Solutions of Past Years 03:45 Attacks on Infrastructure: How the Strikes Affected the Gas Industry 04:25 Gas from Russia: Consequences of the refusal and new supply schemes 05:08 Winter Forecast: Risks and Scenarios for the 2025 Heating Season 06:11 Gas reserves: Will Ukraine have enough gas in its underground gas storage facilities? 07:10 Consumption vs. Production: Ukraine's Gas Balance 08:05 Gas supply schemes: How transit has changed 09:00 Gas Imports: Growing Volumes and New Challenges 10:13 Heating Season 2025: Risk and Consumption Analysis 11:25 Failure or necessity: Late start of gas extraction