Russian shelling of the energy system: which regions have introduced power outages.
According to inkorr.com: There have been renewed shelling of energy facilities in several regions, leading to restrictions on electricity consumption. Work is currently ongoing to mitigate the effects of mass attacks using missiles and drones on the energy system, as reported by 'Ukrenergo' on the 'Glavcom' website.
Restrictions on electricity consumption
Due to the complicated situation in the energy system caused by Russian shelling, consumption must be restricted today. By the end of the day, schedules for hourly outages from 2 to 4 hours will be implemented in most regions. In areas where hourly outages are in effect, power limitation schedules will also be introduced for industry and businesses.
As a result of the shelling of energy facilities, there is again a need to limit electricity consumption. This involves the introduction of hourly outage schedules and restrictions for industry and business. While work to eliminate the consequences of the attacks continues, the situation remains tense.
The coming days may be crucial for restoring energy stability in the country. Authorities urge the population to adhere to the outage schedules and take maximum responsibility for electricity consumption, as this directly affects the support of the energy system during crisis moments. We hope for a quick restoration of electricity supply and stabilization of the situation.
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