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Ukraine is introducing a new system of power outages with 12 queues instead of 6. Consumers will receive 56 hours of electricity per week instead of 38, with a minimum period of 3.5 hours between outages.

DTEK reports that the electricity supply situation in Odesa and the region has stabilized. The city is returning to scheduled outages and power engineers continue to repair the damaged infrastructure.

Two enemy missiles that crossed the airspace of the Zakarpattia region were shot down near Mukachevo and the village of Kliucharky. No damage or casualties were reported.

On the morning of December 13, Russian troops carried out another massive strike on DTEK's thermal power plants. This is the ninth attack on the company's facilities, as a result of which the equipment of the thermal power plants was seriously damaged.

In the Dnipropetrovsk region, an enemy drone attacked a car of the DTEK Brigade during restoration work near the war zone. Thanks to the vigilance of one of the power engineers who noticed the drone, none of the crew was injured.

DTEK announced the introduction of emergency power outages in the Donetsk region on December 9. In Ukraine, the volume of power supply restrictions has also been changed, and there are two queues of blackouts in nine regions.

DTEK has updated the schedule of blackouts for December 9 for Kiev and three regions. In the capital, from 10:00 to 19:00, There will be two queues of blackouts instead of one.

DTEK has published schedules of planned power outages for Kiev, Kiev, Odessa and Dnipropetrovsk regions for December 9. The company promises to promptly inform about possible changes via The Telegram channel.

Ukrenergo extended the restriction of electricity consumption until the end of the day on December 3. For the population, there will be two queues of blackouts from 8:00 to 23:00, for industry - power limit schedules from 6:00 to 22:00.

DTEK has published a schedule of power outages for November 30 for Kiev, Kiev, Odessa and Dnipropetrovsk regions. The company promises to promptly inform about possible changes via the Telegram channel.

DTEK announced an update to the blackout schedules for Kyiv, Kyiv and Dnipropetrovsk regions. The changes are related to new commands from Ukrenergo after the missile attack.

Due to the massive attacks of the Russian Federation on energy facilities in Ukraine, the schedules of blackouts for Kiev, Kiev region and Odessa region have been updated. Millions of Ukrainians were left without electricity and water, critical infrastructure in seven regions was damaged.

Most regions of Ukraine have changed their power outage schedules at the behest of Ukrenergo. In some regions, a new queue of blackouts was added, while in others, the start time of blackouts was shifted to 13:00.

“On November 24, Ukrenergo issued commands to reduce the volume of power outages. The changes will apply to Kyiv, Kyiv, Dnipro and Odesa regions.

DTEK has published a schedule of power outages for November 24 for Kyiv and three regions. The company announced the groups and duration of the outages, promising to promptly inform about changes via its telegram channel.

russia launched missile attacks on three of DTEK's five thermal power plants, one of which is still out of service. The attack raised serious concerns about the stability of Ukraine's energy system in the winter.

DTEK has announced the addition of a new round of power cuts in Kyiv and the region until 11:00 am on Thursday. The changes were made on the instructions of Ukrenergo after the emergency blackouts were canceled.

Emergency power outages have been initiated by Ukrenergo in Kyiv and four regions. DTEK promises to promptly inform about the changes through official channels.

DTEK has published the schedules of stabilization power outages for November 21 for Kyiv, Kyiv and Dnipropetrovska oblasts. You can check your group in chatbots or on the operator's website.

Schedules of power outages for November 20 have been announced for Kyiv, Kyiv and Dnipropetrovska oblasts. For each region, 6 consumer groups with different time intervals of outages have been identified.

On November 19, stabilization blackouts will be introduced in Kyiv and three regions due to damage to the energy infrastructure. The outages will last from 6:00 to 23:00 according to a special queue schedule.

In Odesa and the region, there are still problems with electricity, heat and water supply after the Russian attack. The most difficult situation is in Odesa and Odesa district, where repairs are ongoing.

Yasno introduces schedules of actual power outages at specific addresses. Stabilization outages will take place in two stages from 6 to 22 hours at the command of Ukrenergo.

After massive missile strikes by the russian federation, Ukrainian NPPs reduced electricity production due to damage to substations. The IAEA teams at the plants recorded explosions and power line outages.

As a result of the Russian attack in Kyiv region, 21 private houses and other infrastructure facilities were damaged. One woman was injured and refused hospitalization.

DTEK announced that it has canceled emergency power outages in Kyiv, Kyiv, Dnipro and Donetsk regions. This happened after a massive night attack by Russia, which involved more than 200 missiles and drones.

The KCMA does not rule out the introduction of stabilization schedules for power outages in the capital after the massive russian attack. During the night attack, equipment at DTEK's thermal power plants was damaged, and the enemy fired over 200 missiles and drones.

During the night attack, russia shelled DTEK's thermal power plants, seriously damaging equipment. Since the start of the full-scale invasion, DTEK's facilities have been attacked more than 190 times.

Russia is launching a massive attack on electricity generation and transmission facilities across Ukraine. The transmission system operator has introduced emergency shutdowns, and rescuers and power engineers are working to eliminate the consequences.