Part of Odesa and the region is receiving electricity through temporary schemes; emergency power outages are being forced.
Kyiv • UNN
Following Russia's massive attack on the night of August 9, repairs are ongoing in Odesa, and 2,600 households in the Peresyp district are without electricity. Due to the heat, emergency outages are being implemented, and residents are urged to consume electricity sparingly.
Repairs are still underway in Odesa following the massive Russian attack on the night of August 9; another 2,600 households remain without electricity, UNN reports, citing DTEK.
After the massive attack on the night of August 9, energy workers managed to restore power to most Odesa residents’ homes. But repairs are still underway: another 2,600 households in the Peresypskyi district remain without electricity. Our crews are working in an enhanced mode to restore power to all homes as quickly as possible
DTEK emphasized that a significant part of the city and region is currently receiving electricity through temporary schemes. Due to the heat, they are unable to transmit the full amount of electricity required. To prevent equipment damage and large-scale outages, energy workers are forced to implement emergency shutdowns.
Residents of Odesa and the region were urged to conserve electricity and switch on energy-intensive appliances one at a time, especially during peak hours—from 17:00 to 23:00.