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The energy system of Ukraine is under serious stress, and the upcoming winter is assessed as extremely difficult.
In which specific areas emergency shutdowns are applied is not specified. According to Ukrenergo, hourly power outage schedules are not yet in effect.
Prime Minister of Ukraine Sergei Koretsky previously stated that the upcoming winter in the country could become more difficult than the last. Ukrainian energy expert Stanislav Ignatiev also previously noted that the upcoming winter in the country will be the most difficult since 2022; the energy system cannot cope with the load.

Power supply in Vladimir, Russia, is 80% restored after a drone attack hit suburban infrastructure, causing a fire and shutting down two substations that affected 5,000 residents, according to the regional governor.

The Zaporozhye Nuclear Power Plant needs a temporary ceasefire to repair electrical equipment damaged by Ukrainian attacks at the nearby Zaporozhye thermal power plant, which supplies power via the Ferroalloy-1 line from Ukrainian-controlled territory, according to Rosatom Communications Director Yevgenia Yashina, with IAEA head Rafael Grossi negotiating a ceasefire for repairs.

Rosatom CEO Alexey Likhachev stated that while the relative share of projects in unfriendly countries in the corporation's foreign portfolio is declining, the absolute number of such projects remains unchanged, citing readiness for dialogue with pragmatic national interests over alien regimes.

The US Department of Energy has approved the urgent transfer of up to 4 million barrels of oil from strategic reserves to address supply disruptions caused by Hurricane Isaias in the Gulf of Mexico. Participating companies will return the oil in 2027 with additional volumes.

Russia has partially lifted its diesel export ban following a phone call between Presidents Putin and Trump, allowing 500,000 metric tons of diesel to be supplied to global markets starting October 10, with plans to increase volumes to 3 million tons monthly and a US general license authorizing supplies until April 2027.

The Russian government has partially lifted the ban on diesel fuel exports as part of agreements between Presidents Putin and Trump. The measure comes into force on October 10, after which oil companies will begin supplying 500 thousand tons of diesel to the world market.