Emergency power outages are in effect in parts of Kyiv region. Power cuts have also occurred in 11 other regions
Emergency power outages are in effect in the Bucha, Fastiv, Bila Tserkva, and Obukhiv districts of Kyiv Oblast. Due to the aftermath of the strikes, consumers in 11 other oblasts have also been left without power.
According to Censor.NET, this information comes from "Ukrenergo" and DTEK.
In four districts of Kyiv Oblast, emergency power outages are currently in effect due to enemy shelling and damage to the power grid, which are limiting the ability to transmit electricity.
"Energy companies are doing everything they can to restore normal system operations as quickly as possible," DTEK said.
In which regions are there power outages?
Over the past 24 hours, Russian troops have continued to attack energy infrastructure facilities. As a result of the strikes, consumers in 12 regions have been left without power:
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Dnipropetrovsk;
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Donetsk;
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Zaporizhzhia;
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Zhytomyr;
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Kyiv;
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Mykolaiv;
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Odessa;
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Rivne;
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Sumy;
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Kharkiv;
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Khmelnytskyi;
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Chernihiv.
"Emergency repair work is continuing around the clock. Power company workers are repairing damaged equipment wherever safety conditions allow," Ukrenergo emphasizes.
What restrictions apply to consumers?
Due to damage to power equipment in some regions, power restrictions will be in effect until the end of the day:
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for industry—power restriction schedules;
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For all consumer categories—schedules for hourly power outages ranging from 1.5 to 3 rounds.
