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As part of emergency aid to Poland in view of a difficult situation with power supplies, Ukraine will be selling electricity to its western neighbor at a price of 7.5 cents per 1 kWh starting November, as stated in the resolution of the National Commission for State Regulation of Energy and Public Utilities of November 3, 2015.
According to the document, such price has been set by the Commission for electricity transferred within the power grids of Ukraine and Poland by state-run enterprise Energorynok, operator of Ukraine's wholesale electricity market.
Read alsoUkraine, Poland to integrate gas transportation systemsAs UNIAN reported earlier, operators of Polish and Ukrainian power grids signed an agreement on August 17 on supplies of electricity to Poland.
The national operator of power grids, Ukrenergo, said the maximum size of Poland’s emergency need for electricity would be 235 megawatts.