Ukraine is actively taking measures to ensure the resilience of its energy infrastructure in the face of possible Russian attacks in the winter. According to The Economist, Ukraine has decided to partially produce transformers of its own and order additional powerful high-voltage transformers abroad to quickly restore power supply in case of emergencies.

A significant portion of the new transformers will be stored in neighboring countries, such as Romania and Poland, and will be imported to Ukraine only when needed. This strategy helps to ensure reliable energy security and makes Ukraine less vulnerable to possible attacks on its power grid.

The production of domestically manufactured transformers increases Ukraine's self-sufficiency in the field of energy infrastructure and makes the country less dependent on imports in this strategically important sector.

The situation in the energy market is becoming extremely relevant in the context of geopolitical tensions and changes in the global arena. Ukraine is taking the initiative to strengthen its energy security and is doing everything possible to ensure the sustainability of its electricity supply.

This strategy contributes to strengthening Ukraine's cooperation with neighboring countries and enhances the ability to ensure the resilience of Ukraine's energy system in the face of global challenges.