In January 2025, Ukraine made significant strides in the energy sector, marked by the signing of the MoU for the Ukraine-EU Hydrogen Corridor. The initiative, supported by various organizations, aims to boost renewable energy and hydrogen production in Ukraine, with plans for cross-border transportation to neighboring countries by 2030. Additionally, DTEK's substantial investment in the Tyligul wind power plant showcases the region's commitment to expanding renewable energy capacity. Despite the smooth operation of the power system in January, challenges loom with colder weather in February and anticipated capacity shortages. The article delves into the dynamics of the electricity market, highlighting changes in import/export patterns, payment levels for renewable sources, debt repayment legislation, and price fluctuations. Noteworthy is the emphasis on price caps being reached in the day-ahead market, with hourly prices hitting record highs in December 2024. The article also touches on developments in the nuclear power sector, with the appointment of a new head for the supervisory board of 'Energoatom.' Overall, the focus on renewable energy, hydrogen initiatives, market dynamics, and sector leadership reflects a positive outlook on Ukraine's energy future.