Russia to keep electricity imports, exports flat YOY in 2026 — Inter RAO
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Inter RAO CEO Sergey Dregval announced at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum that the company expects electricity export and import volumes to remain stable at approximately 10 billion kWh in 2026. The company's annual report indicated a 6.9% decrease in these operations for 2025, with primary exports continuing to Kazakhstan, Mongolia, and Georgia.
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What happened
Inter RAO expects to keep electricity export and import volumes flat in annual terms at about 10 bln kWh in 2026, CEO of the Russian energy company Sergey Dregval told reporters at the St.
Why it matters
"In 2026, we expect the exports and imports of electricity in the amount of last year - about 10 billion kWh.
Common ground
The main export destinations will remain Kazakhstan and Mongolia, as well as supplies in the southern direction, mainly to Georgia," he said.
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Inter RAO CEO Sergey Dregval announced at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum that the company expects electricity export and import volumes to remain stable at approximately 10 billion kWh in 2026. The company's annual report indicated a 6.9% decrease in these operations for 2025, with primary exports continuing to Kazakhstan, Mongolia, and Georgia.
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