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The Russian state-owned electric power company InterRAO reduced its power exports by 21.3% to 10.7 billion kWh in the previous year after suspending exports to the European Union, as revealed by the executive board member, Alexandra Panina, in a statement to reporters over the weekend, as reported by Reuters.

InterRAO, which is responsible for handling all Russian electric power exports and imports, disclosed that its largest market last year was Kazakhstan, which consumed 4.7 billion kWh, followed by China with 3.1 billion kWh.

Panina stated that InterRAO plans to export at least the same amount of power this year.