KYIV, Nov 22 – Six companies have bought access to 1.1 GW of interstate network carrying capacity for importing electricity from the Russian Federation to Ukraine in December, according to information on the website of Ukrenergo.

KYIV, Nov 22 – The National Commission for Energy, Housing and Utilities Services Regulation (NCER) has approved the preliminary decision on certification of Gas Transmission System Operator of Ukraine LLC (TSO of Ukraine).

KYIV, Nov 25 – MTS signed a legally binding agreement with Telco Solutions and Investments LLC, being under control of Azerbaijan's Bakcell telecom company, which in turn is incorporated in NEQSOL Holding, on the sale of MTS business in Ukraine.

KYIV, Nov 25 – Moody's Investors Service changed the outlook on the Government of Ukraine's ratings to positive from stable. At the same time, Ukraine's long-term issuer and senior unsecured ratings have been affirmed at Caa1.

KYIV, Nov. 25 - Ukrainian state energy firm Naftogaz has pledged to press on with talks on gas transit with Russian gas exporter Gazprom and the European Union, Reuters reported citing a senior Naftogaz official said on Monday.

KYIV, Nov 22 – Over a half of Ukrainians prefer buying household appliances online, and only one third of consumers buy clothes and shoes online, according to a study conducted by IPSOS and ordered by Google Ukraine.

KYIV, Nov 22 - Coal mining enterprises of Ukraine in January-October 2018 reduced extraction of coal by 4.1% (by 1.189 million tons) compared to the same period in 2017, to 27.688 million tons.

KYIV, Nov 22 – The Bogdan Corporation manufactured its first electric truck ERCV27 for loading solid household waste under a contract with Denmark's Banke Electromotiv.

KYIV, Nov 23 – President Petro Poroshenko signed bills No 8487 and No 8488 on the customs clearance of cars with EU number plates.

The signed documents, in particular, specify that the fees received from the customs clearance of such cars will be used to cover the deficit of the Pension Fund so that pensions could be raised and those receiving minimum pensions would be able to continue to do so.

KYIV, Nov 23 – SkyUp airline, which plans to start servicing regular flights at the end of December 2018 from four international routes (Tbilisi, Sofia, Poprad and Barcelona), plans to add seven more international and two domestic flights in 2019.