Ukrenergo
Electricity consumption in Ukraine has stabilized. Ukrenergo recommends using powerful electrical appliances from 11:00 to 15:00, when the grid has the most electricity due to solar power plants.
The Belgian government and UNDP have signed a €9 million agreement for the green renewable energy sector in Ukraine. The funds will be used to repair critical energy facilities in Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Odesa.
Ukrenergo reports that no power outages are expected in Ukraine on August 1. The company recommends using powerful electrical appliances from 11:00 to 15:00 to optimize energy consumption.
Electricity consumption in Ukraine remains high in the evening. Ukrenergo asks to use powerful electrical appliances from 11:00 to 15:00, when the power system has the most electricity.
Ukrenergo reports that no power outages are expected on July 31. The company calls for the use of powerful electrical appliances from 11:00 to 15:00 to optimize the load on the power system.
The best situation in the Ukrainian power system is from 11:00 to 15:00, when solar power plants are operating. Ukrenergo recommends using powerful electrical appliances at this time to balance the power system.
In Ukraine, 116 settlements in 4 regions are without power due to the weather. Ukrenergo does not expect any outages, but recommends postponing the use of powerful electrical appliances to 11:00-15:00.
DTEK energy company reported that no power supply restrictions are planned for July 30. According to Ukrenergo, Tuesday should be without power outages.
DTEK energy company has announced a change in the schedule of power outages. From now on, they will be in effect from 20:00 to 22:00 instead of the previously planned time from 18:00 to 23:00.
During the week, Russian troops shelled 20 settlements in Chernihiv region 56 times, causing 191 explosions. Around 20 people sought medical care because of the attacks, and civilian infrastructure was damaged.
Due to the deteriorating weather conditions, 93 settlements in Khmelnytsky, Zhytomyr, Chernihiv and Kyiv regions were left without electricity. Power company crews are working to restore power supply.
NPC Ukrenergo announced stabilization blackouts on July 29 from 16:00 to 23:00 throughout Ukraine. The Energy Minister said the power system was ready for winter despite the threat of Russian attacks.
On July 28, hourly power outage schedules will be applied in Ukraine from 18:00 to 22:00. The country's power system continues to experience a capacity shortage due to hostile attacks and infrastructure damage.
Herman Galushchenko announced that the energy system is ready for winter despite the threat of Russian attacks. The minister emphasized Ukraine's unique experience in balancing the energy system during the war.
On July 27, there will be no scheduled power outages in Ukraine until the evening. From 17:00 to 23:00, there will be one round of blackouts as part of stabilization schedules. Ukrenergo expects the situation in the power system to improve.
The head of NPC Ukrenergo said that there are good chances of going through the fall months with minimal or no power outages. The situation may improve when new generating facilities come out of repair.
“Ukrenergo will start auctions for shunting generation services in August. The first auction for more than 1000 MW is planned to be held to attract investments in new power plants with a 5-year payback guarantee.
ENTSO-E is exploring the possibility of increasing electricity imports to Ukraine for the winter period. “Ukrenergo expects a decision in the coming weeks and months to minimize the electricity shortage.
The head of Ukrenergo said that the situation in the power system in winter will depend on the nature of Russian shelling. Power engineers are maximizing the readiness of power plants and critical infrastructure for possible attacks.
Ukrenergo's CEO said that there is every reason to expect that the most difficult period of the summer is over. Without new large-scale damage to power plants, the situation in the power system will improve in the next few weeks.
Starting from July 27, the schedules of stabilization outages in Kyiv will be moved forward by one hour. This decision was made at the request of Ukrenergo to ensure an even load on the power system and to differ from the schedules of Kyiv region.
Ukrenergo has reduced the scope of electricity consumption restrictions in different regions of Ukraine. We have shortened the outage schedules, reduced the number of queues and the duration of outages in many regions.
More than 68,000 consumers lost power as a result of a nighttime attack by Russian UAVs. The power outage schedules have been reduced, but restrictions are still in place throughout the day in different regions of Ukraine.
Overnight, Russian drones attacked Ukrenergo's power facilities in two regions of Ukraine. As a result of the attacks, consumers in Zhytomyr region were cut off from electricity, but most have been reconnected.
There are no plans to introduce water supply cut-off schedules in Kyiv. Kyivvodokanal refutes fake reports and assures that water is supplied around the clock, except in emergency situations.
On July 26, stabilization schedules for power outages will be applied in Ukraine. There will be one round of outages in the morning and evening, and two rounds during peak hours.
The Ministry of Energy denies the accident at the South Ukrainian NPP, calling it a fake. However, MP Zheleznyak received confirmation from Ukrenergo of an emergency incident on July 15 involving damage to transformers.
DTEK announced the schedules of power outages on July 26 from 05:00 until the end of the day. The Prime Minister noted that the situation in the power system has improved, but repairs and restoration of equipment are ongoing.
Electricity consumption in Ukraine has decreased due to the heat wave. Outage schedules are expected from 16:00 to 22:00, and there are blackouts in Ternopil, Volyn and Khmelnytsky regions due to bad weather.
The situation in Ukraine's power grid is improving, but the Energy Ministry is calling for reasonable use of electricity.