“Due to the weather, 215 settlements were partially cut off in a number of regions.”, — write: www.unian.ua
Due to the weather, 215 settlements were partially cut off in a number of regions.
Emergency shutdowns are used to stabilize the operation of the power system in certain areas / UNIAN collage, photo ua.depositphotos.comAs of the morning of Monday, December 29, 9,000 consumers in the Kyiv region remain without electricity due to a massive Russian attack on December 27, Deputy Minister of Energy Mykola Kolisnyk said at a briefing.
According to him, the latest Russian attack led to significant damage to the energy infrastructure of Kyiv region. The deputy minister added that emergency shutdowns will continue to operate on the left bank of Kyiv and in some areas of the region.
“Emergency recovery works are ongoing,” Kolisnyk informed.
He added that in order to stabilize the operation of the power system in some regions, emergency shutdowns are forced to be used.
“In the rest of the regions, there are hourly shutdown schedules and capacity limitation schedules for industry and business. Consumers can get up-to-date information on the official resources of distribution system operators (oblenergo, – UNIAN),” the deputy minister added.
Kolisnyk also reported that 215 settlements were partially cut off due to unfavorable weather conditions in a number of regions.
Russia’s attack on the energy system of Ukraine – the latest newsOn December 27, the Russian Federation once again massively attacked Kyiv and the region with drones and ballistics. The enemy’s main target was the energy infrastructure. Due to the consequences of the enemy attack, emergency shutdowns continue to be applied on the left bank of Kyiv.
According to forecasts of People’s Deputy Serhiy Nagornyak, it will be possible to stabilize the situation with light in the Kyiv region within a week.
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