Ukrenergo
Due to the difficult situation in the Ukrainian energy system after Russian attacks on facilities, restrictions on electricity consumption are in effect throughout the day on June 21, with increased restrictions from 13:00, and emergency assistance was received from Poland the day before to overcome the deficit.
According to Ukrenergo's instructions, DTEK's energy companies will adhere to shutdown schedules throughout the day on June 21, with prompt updates in case of any changes.
In connection with the night attack of Russians on energy facilities, restrictions on electricity consumption will be increased today from 11:00.
Ukrenergo has reduced the shutdown period for tomorrow to only 6 hours from 00:00 to 06:00, after which consumption will be limited in accordance with regional schedules.
The emergency situation in Ukrenergo's networks caused a temporary power outage for some residents of Sumy, but power engineers are working to solve the problem and restore power supply in accordance with the outage schedules.
Due to the increase in electricity consumption caused by the hot weather, on June 19, hourly power outages will be in effect throughout Ukraine for 24 hours, except for critical infrastructure facilities.
The schedules of power outages will remain unchanged throughout the year, as Ukrenergo coordinates them with local networks based on the deficit, and consumers can only influence their consumption.
Power supply has been restored to all consumers in Poltava region that were cut off due to a Russian missile attack, with imports from 5 countries planned as the schedule of power outages across Ukraine is reduced.
Ukrenergo reported no power outages until 15:00 today, but stabilization outages will resume from 15:00 to 24:00.
On Tuesday, June 18, stabilization blackouts will be in effect all day due to a power shortage, DTEK said.
The list of consumers with guaranteed electricity supply in Ukraine will be significantly reduced, leading to a more even distribution of electricity and shorter power outages.
The blackout schedules are in effect throughout Ukraine from 08:00 to 24:00, with two simultaneous blackouts from 19:00 to 22:00 due to a decrease in consumption caused by the cool weather.
By the end of July, the situation in Ukraine's power grid will be even more complicated due to repairs at nuclear power plants, limited imports and increased electricity consumption in hot weather.
On Monday, June 17, from 08:00 to 22:00, hourly power outages are expected in all regions of Ukraine, with the greatest restrictions in effect from 11:00 to 22:00 due to the projected increase in electricity consumption at the beginning of the working week.
No power outages are expected in Ukraine on June 16 due to lower consumption on the day off, Ukrenergo reports.
According to Serhiy Kovalenko, Executive Director of YASNO, the power outage schedules across Ukraine will start at 14:00 instead of the previously announced 18:00-22:00, based on updated data from Ukrenergo.
Today, all over Ukraine, from 14:00 to 23:00, There will be power outage schedules due to the continued growth of consumption and insufficient energy savings, while it is planned to import electricity from 5 countries.
DTEK Kyiv electric networks explained that blackouts occur in accordance with approved schedules, while the gray zone indicates planned blackouts, and the light gray zone indicates additional blackouts necessary to balance the power system, while the schedules are updated, as well as possible emergency blackouts.
Due to thunderstorms in the Kiev region, emergency power outages occurred, which affected 254 transformer substations and 15 high-voltage overhead power lines.
Germany has provided the Ukrainian company Ukrenergo with a loan of 30. 4 million euros for the restoration of energy infrastructure and integration with the European energy system.
Ukrenergo claims that the volume of emergency shutdowns is insignificant. At the same time, the company warned about possible interruptions in the power supply of critical infrastructure facilities.
The government approved a decree designed to ensure a fair distribution of electricity consumption limits between regions, subtracting from the available amount of electricity the amount needed for critical infrastructure, and setting new limits for each region to equalize the duration of power outages.
In the Sumy region, an energy infrastructure facility was de-energized at night for technical reasons, as a result of which residents of Sumy were left without electricity, but by 6:30 am on June 10, power supply to most consumers was restored. Power supply will be fully restored in the coming hours.
On June 10, planned power outages for industrial and domestic consumers will be applied throughout Ukraine from 16:00 to 22:00 due to an increase in consumption at the beginning of the working week.
On June 9, power outages were canceled in Ukraine due to a decrease in electricity consumption over the weekend and the resumption of operation of one of the power units of the nuclear power plant.
According to DTEK, on June 9, restrictions on the supply of electricity were lifted throughout the day in Ukraine, which will allow the country to spend the day without planned blackouts.
Tomorrow in Ukraine, hourly schedules for disconnecting industrial and domestic consumers will be valid only from 20:00 to 22:00, while there will be no power supply restrictions at critical infrastructure facilities.
Stabilization shutdowns in Ukraine will begin today at 18:00 instead of 16:00 due to the situation in the energy system and will last until 24:00, according to DTEK and Ukrenergo.
A Russian-controlled court in the occupied Crimea has ordered Ukraine to pay more than 3 trillion rubles in compensation for the energy blockade of Crimea since 2015.
The government of Ukraine instructs state bodies to reduce electricity consumption by abandoning the use of air conditioners, outdoor lighting and other secondary energy-intensive equipment in order to improve the situation in the power grid.