Ukraine's gas imports tumble, further imports expected to be low
Published on April 1, 2026.
Ukraine has sharply decreased its natural gas imports on April 1, with analysts predicting they will remain low through April, possibly increasing if prices on the European market decrease. The drop in imports was driven by high natural gas prices in Europe, which remained above Ukraine's levels. In the January-to-March period, Ukraine received gas from Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, and Romania. Analysts believe Ukraine can acquire the gas needed for the next heating season from domestic production without resorting to costly imports.
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