“The situation remains difficult and unstable, the energy company says.”, — write: www.unian.ua
The situation remains difficult and unstable, the energy company says.
Ukrainians are asked to use electrical appliances more economically / photo UNIAN, Vyacheslav RatynskyiThe situation in the Ukrainian energy industry remains extremely difficult due to Russian missile and drone strikes that do not stop. Therefore, on Monday, November 17, there will be intermittent power outages in Ukraine.
As reported by “Ukrenergo”, measures to restrict consumers are planned in most regions. Hourly outage schedules of 1 to 4 shifts will be in effect for household consumers throughout the day. Also, capacity limitation schedules for industrial consumers will be in effect throughout the day.
The company warns that the time and scope of restrictions may change. Ukrenergo also asks Ukrainians to consume electricity sparingly during the hours of its supply.
In turn, the DTEK company began to publish graphs for individual regions:
Schedule of fan outages for the Dnipropetrovsk region / infographic t.me/dtek_ua
Schedule of fan outages for the Kyiv region / infographic t.me/dtek_uaBlackout in UkraineAs UNIAN wrote, yesterday afternoon, Russian drones attacked an energy facility in Nizhyn, in Chernihiv Oblast. Since then, a number of settlements in the Nizhinsky and Prylutskyi districts remain without electricity.
Energy expert Hryhoriy Plachkov noted that due to Russian attacks on the energy sector, Ukrainian nuclear power plants are operating in “stressful” conditions. At the same time, the consequences of a possible direct impact of a Russian missile into an operating reactor cannot be predicted at all, he says.
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