Ukraine's petrol imports more than doubled in February to 190,000 metric tons, driven by high demand from households using small generators to cope with power cuts. This follows a trend seen in January when Russian attacks on Ukraine's power system caused long blackouts. However, analysts predict that imports will decrease in March due to falling demand from small power generators, maintenance at several refineries in Europe, and the situation in the Gulf. Ukraine's Prime Minister, Yulia Svyrydenko, has stated that the country has enough fuel to meet consumer demand.