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Emergency power cuts have been canceled in Kyiv, and hourly schedules have been reinstated. In the region, they will be canceled following an instruction from Ukrenergo.
Emergency outages have been introduced in Kyiv and the region due to the consequences of Russian attacks. The previous schedules are currently not in effect.
The Russian attack damaged an important energy facility and several elements of Kyiv’s power grid. Emergency blackouts occurred in the capital and the region.
Emergency outages began in Kyiv, Kyiv Oblast, and Chernihiv Oblast on the morning of October 8. The duration of the restrictions is currently unknown.
An expert warned of prolonged outages in Kyiv due to new Russian strikes on the energy infrastructure. At temperatures as low as +5°C, they may last 14–16 hours.
The Ukraine Reconstruction Fund has concluded its first deal with BGV Group and launched four more projects. The total value of the investments reached $70 million.
Kyiv is switching to stabilization schedules after emergency outages, following a command from Ukrenergo. In the Kyiv region, restrictions apply to groups 3.2 and 5.2.
In Odesa, a Russian drone attacked a DTEK energy workers' vehicle: one man was killed and another injured. The strikes damaged infrastructure in Odesa region.
The Kyivskyi and Khadzhibeyskyi districts of Odesa are temporarily without water. A drop in pressure is possible in the Prymorskyi district.
One of DTEK's thermal power plants ceased generation after several waves of Russian attacks. The plant's equipment was substantially damaged.
The Russian army struck the Metinvest enterprise "Kametstal. " Five people were killed, and another four employees were injured.
Following the overnight attack on September 2, key energy facilities in the Odesa region were damaged. Energy workers restored power to households, but repairs and emergency outages are ongoing.
Due to another Russian attack, operations at DTEK Naftogaz’s gas production facility in the Poltava region have been halted.
Sumy and a number of communities in the region have been left without electricity. Trolleybuses have stopped running in the city, and some water utility facilities are without power.
Following the massive Russian attack, parts of Kyiv were left without electricity. DTEK restored power to 50,000 families, while another 40,000 homes are still waiting.
Today, the enemy attacked DTEK Naftogaz's energy infrastructure. As a result of the attack, operations at the gas production facility in Poltava region have been suspended.
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.
At a meeting of the Energy Headquarters chaired by Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi, projected electricity and gas balances for various winter scenarios were reviewed. The progress of repairs at generating facilities and the installation of additional protection were also analyzed.
Following Russia’s massive attack on August 9, energy workers restored power to 226. 7 thousand households in the Odesa region. During the day, outages may occur due to grid restrictions; some equipment is under repair.
In Odesa region, following the nighttime Russian attack, power engineers partially restored power to critical infrastructure facilities and restored electricity to 128. 4 thousand households. Repair work is continuing around the clock.
As a result of Russian attacks on Odesa, Kharkiv and other regions, there are people killed and injured, and the port and energy infrastructure have been damaged. Zelenskyy called for stronger sanctions and air defense.
A heavy downpour caused streets to flood in Bukovel in the Carpathian region. In the Kyiv region, power grids were damaged due to the bad weather, leaving more than 18,000 households without power.
Due to an аварія, parts of Kyiv’s Podilskyi and Obolonskyi districts have been temporarily disconnected from the power supply. DTEK energy workers are already working on restoring electricity.
Due to Russian shelling on August 5, approximately 126,000 households in Dnipropetrovsk region were without electricity. Energy workers began emergency restoration work, but the exact completion time is unknown.
Kyiv has accumulated over UAH 10 billion to implement the resilience plan; the restoration of energy facilities is 65% complete. The city has contracted equipment to replace combined heat and power plants with a capacity of over 1,000 MW.
In Odesa, due to the heavy downpour, municipal services are operating in an enhanced mode. Tram traffic has been temporarily suspended and passage on several streets has been restricted.
The occupiers continuously shell energy infrastructure with drones and artillery. Fires have broken out at some facilities, damage is significant.
The occupiers attacked a mobile Ukrposhta branch in Nikopol. The driver sustained a leg injury; his life is not in danger.
Due to the strike on a DTEK facility in the Dnipropetrovsk region, 19,400 families were without electricity. Power engineers promptly restored the electricity supply to all homes.
Power lines in the northern part of Kyiv were damaged due to the shelling. Power engineers have already restored electricity to 105,000 families; work is ongoing.