There are generators and solar panels: Shmygal assured that the hospitals and TsNPy will work
Kyiv • UNN
Despite the power outages, Ukrainian citizens will have access to medical, social and public services as the government ensures energy autonomy for critical institutions through generators and solar power plants.
In Ukraine, despite the current power outages and the difficult situation, citizens will have access to medical, social and public services. This was announced by the Prime Minister of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal during a government meeting, UNN reports .
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Shmyhal said that the power system is intact and working steadily. Power engineers are in control of the situation. However, electricity generation is not enough to cover all consumption.
Therefore, Ukrenergo is forced to return to the schedules of outages for both industry and households,
According to him, the government, the energy sector and all responsible agencies are working continuously to improve the situation as much as possible.
Despite the existing blackouts and the difficult situation, citizens will have access to medical, social and public services. Currently, there are more than 11,000 generators in Ukrainian medical facilities,
He noted that there are currently more than 11,000 generators in Ukrainian medical institutions. According to him, the availability of at least 1 generator in hospitals with inpatient departments is a condition for contracting with the National Health Service.
In addition, as part of a joint project with the World Bank, the government is installing solar stations with batteries that accumulate electricity in medical facilities. Currently, more than 60 hospitals have such stations.
Recently, medical institutions in 20 regions of Ukraine received 300 energy storage systems. In total, by 2024, Ukraine's healthcare facilities will receive 2,000 such systems,
He emphasized that the state also provides social protection institutions. Social service centers have more than 600 generators. Boarding schools have 780 generators. Administrative service centers have 545 generators, and 109 are equipped with solar panels.
This work should not only be continued, but accelerated and expanded. Therefore, the task for each Ministry and Minister is to ensure the energy autonomy of all designated institutions in your area of responsibility. This applies to both electricity and heating,
Addendum
Health Minister Viktor Lyashko reported on May 16 that all hospitals in Ukraine with inpatient facilities are provided with generators. The hospitals can operate fully and carry out urgent and planned surgeries.
