Ukraine still needs to rationalize electricity consumption throughout the day. Electricity imports from Poland, Slovakia, Romania, Hungary, and Moldova are projected to total almost 17 thousand MWh.
On December 18, household consumers will have unlimited electricity supply. Industry and business will be subject to power limitation schedules from 07:00 to 20:00.
Ukrenergo has announced “half a turn” of power outages for households from 7:00 to 20:00. The restrictions are related to the damage to power facilities caused by Russian attacks in November and December.
Almost 400 settlements in 16 regions of Ukraine are without power due to the weather. Despite the absence of outage schedules, Ukrenergo urges to save electricity from 8:00 to 22:00.
Hundreds of settlements have lost power due to the deteriorating weather conditions. Khmelnytsky region suffered the most, with 191 settlements without power.
The Deputy Energy Minister said that there are no plans to introduce blackout schedules tomorrow. Power engineers are calling for rational electricity consumption due to the dynamic situation in the system.
Ukrenergo informs that no electricity consumption restrictions are planned for December 17. The company urges to use electricity sparingly and avoid turning on powerful appliances at the same time from 8:00 to 22:00.
The latest massive attack targeted energy infrastructure facilities involved in the export and import of electricity. Ukraine is currently importing 700-1100 MW to compensate for the load.
The Ukrainian power grid remains in a significant power deficit after 12 massive attacks by Russia. To compensate for the deficit, electricity is imported from 5 countries in the total amount of 21,226 MWh.
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.
“Ukrenergo has published a schedule of power outages for December 15 for households and businesses.
Ukrenergo's Supervisory Board held its first meeting and elected its management. Jeppe Kofod from Denmark became the chairman, and Anatoliy Hulei, a representative of the state, became his deputy.
Ukrenergo has announced a schedule of power outages for December 14 with varying numbers of outages throughout the day. The restrictions are due to damage to power facilities caused by Russian attacks.
The enemy attacked 6 critical energy infrastructure facilities in Lviv region. The fires have been extinguished, there were no casualties, but outage schedules have been introduced.
A rocket hit a critical infrastructure facility in Drohobych district, causing a fire. No one was injured, rescuers are working at the scene.
As a result of the 12th massive missile and drone attack by the Russian Federation, power facilities in several regions of Ukraine were damaged. The weather left 198 settlements in 5 regions without electricity.
Russian troops have carried out another massive attack on Ukraine's civilian energy infrastructure. Power companies have begun restoration work and introduced stricter outage schedules.
The schedule of stabilization blackouts in Kyiv has been suspended due to the Russian attack. Currently, the city is experiencing emergency power outages outside the schedule.
Due to a massive missile attack on energy facilities in Ukraine, the scope of electricity consumption restrictions has been increased. The latest outage schedules are available on the websites and official pages of regional power distribution companies.
NPC Ukrenergo is introducing special schedules of power outages with different phases during the day. For industrial enterprises, the restrictions will be in effect from 6:00 to 22:00.
Ukrenergo has introduced new schedules of power outages for households and businesses for December 13. For household consumers, there will be one round of outages in the morning and evening, and two rounds during the day.
“Ukrenergo is introducing unified rules for power outages for all regions of Ukraine. Each schedule queue will be divided into two sub-queues, with up to 30 minutes for switching off and on.
Ukraine continues to experience high electricity consumption and a significant power shortage. Emergency repairs and outage schedules continue due to damage caused by Russian attacks.
The Cabinet of Ministers approved the updated composition of the Ukrenergo Supervisory Board with 7 members. The composition includes 4 independent members with European experience and 3 representatives of the state.
The Government has approved the candidacies of Yuriy Boyko, Anatoliy Hulei and Oleksiy Nikitin as representatives of the state in the Supervisory Board of Ukrenergo. Boyko was already a member of the previous board and is an advisor to the Prime Minister.
Electricity consumption in Ukraine remains at a high level, with hourly outages being implemented. Due to the weather, 9 settlements in the Odesa region have been left without power, and energy imports continue from 5 countries.
In the Lviv and Volyn regions, the planned blackout schedules for December 11 were canceled. The decision will be valid until the end of the day and a separate order.
Ukrenergo has announced a schedule of power outages for December 11 with two phases in the afternoon and one in the morning and evening. The restrictions are related to damage to power facilities due to Russian attacks.
On December 10, no power outage schedules will be applied in Volyn region. This will be in effect until a new order is issued by NPC Ukrenergo.
In Ukraine, 66 settlements in 4 regions are without power due to weather conditions. Electricity consumption increased by 2.8% compared to the previous day, and a significant power shortage remains.
