“The government is preparing a decision on charging and paying for communal services for the residents of Kyiv in January”, — write: www.unian.ua
The government is preparing a decision on charging and paying for communal services for the residents of Kyiv in January
Planned works on the restoration of CHP-4 and CHP-6 are in progress / UNIAN collage, photo pxhere.com, ua.depositphotos.comThe situation in the energy industry remains difficult, but there are positive dynamics in Kyiv region and Kyiv. The frontline regions are in a difficult situation, said Oleksiy Kuleba, the Deputy Prime Minister for the Reconstruction of Ukraine – the Minister of Community and Territorial Development, reports “Novyny.LIVE”.
“Almost everywhere, we reached the electricity supply schedules for the population, but the schedules are quite strict. The positive dynamic is that we are gradually moving away from a complete power outage and can move to some planning,” said the Deputy Prime Minister.
As for heat supply, according to him, there are a little more than 900 residential buildings without heating in the country, of which 613 are in Kyiv. Kuleba noted that all houses, where it is currently impossible to provide heat, are connected to a stable electricity supply as much as possible to compensate for the lack of heating. Planned works on the restoration of CHP-4 and CHP-6 are also ongoing.
In addition, the government is preparing a decision on charging and paying for communal services for January for Kyiv residents.
The situation in Kyiv – the latest newsFrom midnight on January 29, Kyiv switched to temporary electricity blackout schedules. As reported by the press service of DTEK, there will be a separate schedule for each building, which can be viewed in the chatbot and on the company’s website.
Due to different degrees of damage to energy infrastructure facilities, outages will be uneven across districts. They are in no way tied to the queues that the capital’s residents are used to.
The director of energy programs of the Razumkov Center, Volodymyr Omelchenko, believes that even in the worst case scenario, Kyiv will not be completely without electricity, but the situation with heating can be catastrophic.
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