Yasno CEO warns about power outages: how to prepare.

Yasno urges preparation for possible electricity outages

According to inkorr.com: The CEO of Yasno, Serhiy Kovalenko, is calling on Ukrainians and businesses to prepare for potential electricity outages during the autumn period. After recent attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure by Russia, the situation appears challenging. This information was reported by the publication

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Kovalenko noted that energy specialists have experience in responding to attacks and know how to react. He recommends everyone to be ready for different scenarios and avoid panic.

Advice for the public and businesses

• Check if you need to purchase backup power sources and lighting.
• Develop an action plan in case of prolonged power outages.
• Don't forget to charge all your devices.
• Stock up on food and water in case of need.

For businesses, Kovalenko also advises conducting a technical inspection of backup power equipment and, if necessary, considering the installation of uninterruptible power supply systems.

In his address, he emphasized:

We hope that the preparations will not be needed this autumn, but it is better to be ready and not use it than to be unprepared and panic.

Optimistic forecasts in the energy sector

The situation with electricity supply in Ukraine is improving, and the deficit is no longer as critical. This was reported by the Razumkov Center, citing the director of research programs, Volodymyr Omelchenko.

It seems that we will be able to avoid serious difficulties this autumn, but it is better to be prepared for possible dangers than to risk falling into panic.

Preparation for possible electricity outages is an important step for residents and businesses in Ukraine this autumn season. Serhiy Kovalenko's call reminds us of the need to prevent panic in difficult situations. The recommendations presented by Yasno will help everyone prepare for any unforeseen circumstances. At the same time, positive news about electricity supply indicates a gradual improvement in the situation in the country, but caution and readiness remain key.