NEC "Ukrenergo" published new schedules of blackouts during December 10, the duration of which will increase again.
Points of attention
- NEC Ukrenergo has released new schedules of power outages for December 10, with extended durations caused by recent missile and drone attacks.
- Restoration work is in progress to enhance the power system situation following the damage from attacks by the Russian army, underlining the importance of repair and equipment replacement.
- In case of continuous threats, Ukrenergo plans for potential up to 8 hours of power outages per day, while implementing various scenarios to address risks and ensure energy supply resilience.
- Energy workers are dedicated to swiftly returning damaged equipment to operation, showcasing ongoing efforts to protect the power system against potential future attacks.
- Discover how Ukrenergo is gearing up for the winter season amidst the looming threat of air attacks, evaluating different scenarios and ensuring preparedness for potential disruptions in energy supply.
How to turn off the lights in Ukraine during December 10
It is noted that from 7 to 8 in the morning there will be one round of shutdowns.
From 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., 2 lines of household consumers will be turned off at the same time.
At the same time, from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., one round of shutdowns will operate again.
The key reason for Ukrenergo is damage to energy facilities as a result of a massive missile and drone attack by the criminal army of the Russian Federation on October 28.
Thanks to large-scale restoration work, energy companies are gradually improving the situation in the power system after the massive attack on November 28. Repair work is ongoing. Energy workers are working to return equipment damaged by the enemy to work as soon as possible, Ukrenergo emphasizes.
How Ukrenergo is preparing to spend the winter against the backdrop of the threat of massive air attacks by the Russian army
Three options are considered, including the worst-case scenario.
We are talking about the continuation of massive shelling of the infrastructure, transmission network, generation facilities, etc. In this case, the light will be turned off for up to 8 hours a day.
