According to Vadym Kudrytskyi, the head of the board of NEC Ukrenergo, the return of heat to Ukraine may force the regulator to once again introduce blackouts in Ukraine.
Points of attention
- The return of heat in Ukraine may lead to the reintroduction of blackouts, according to Ukrenergo's head Vadym Kudrytskyi.
- Ukraine is actively preparing for the heating season and expanding cooperation with Poland to ensure electricity supply in winter.
- Stabilization of the energy system post Russian attacks was possible due to the dedication of Ukrainian energy workers and ongoing repairs of damaged facilities.
- Reducing the use of energy-intensive devices can help alleviate the strain on the power system and mitigate the risk of blackouts.
- Ukrainians are urged to stay vigilant and follow updates from Ukrenergo and regional energy companies regarding the energy situation as preparations for potential blackouts continue.
In which case will they return to blackouts in Ukraine
Kudrytsky noted that during the last week there were no blackouts in Ukraine.
This is an important relief for all Ukrainians, but I must remind you that we have no right to relax: the damage to the energy system is significant, and so are the challenges ahead of us. The heat above 30 degrees may still return and then the situation in the power system may change. Follow our messages and the messages of your regional energy companies, - stressed the head of NEC "Ukrenergo".
He noted that Ukraine is currently preparing for the heating season.
In particular, Ukraine actively cooperates with Poland on expanding technical capabilities and increasing the volume of electricity supply from the neighboring country in the winter period.
How Ukraine managed to stabilize the energy system after the attacks of the criminal army of the Russian Federation
According to the deputy head of the Ministry of Energy Svitlana Grynchuk, thanks to the round-the-clock work of Ukrainian energy workers, it was possible to stabilize the energy system and eliminate part of the consequences of missile attacks by the criminal army of the Russian Federation.
Today, as a result of the round-the-clock work of our energy workers during the last months, when the energy system was subjected to such massive, devastating blows from the Russians, we still managed to stabilize the work, Grynchuk said.
She emphasized that all Ukrainian energy companies are currently working on the restoration of energy system facilities damaged by the Russian invaders.
Grynchuk also added that the criminal army of the Russian Federation does not stop attacks on energy infrastructure facilities in the frontline regions.
At the same time, the deputy head of the Ministry of Energy called on Ukrainians to reduce the use of energy-intensive devices in the morning from 7 to 11 and in the evening from 17 to 22 in order to reduce the load on the system.
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