Currently, the company is working at the edge of its resource capacity for water, says Bohdan Sukhetsky.
Ukrhydroenergo does not accumulate enough water for the winter due to the high current production load of power generation. This was stated by the Deputy General Director for Commercial Activities of the company Bohdan Sukhetsky, reports Interfax-Ukraine on Thursday, August 10.
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“Water is fuel for us… How did we do it then? We stored water, and when we entered the beginning of the autumn season, we gave a fairly significant boost to the energy system, while thermal generation was swaying and had such But now we are pouring enough water,” he said in a discussion about the preparations for the fall-winter season 2023-2024, organized by the Energy Club.
According to Sukhetsky, today Ukrhydroenergo is working at the edge of its water resource capacity. He did not reveal specific numbers, but noted that “Ukrenergo uses plus 20%, 30%, 40% of the schedule that we provide.”
“And it does not allow us to maneuver and leave ourselves a certain reserve so that eventually we can support the energy system … We must not forget that the situation in the Kakhovka reservoir is also completely unbalanced the system of our cascades, because everything suits the work of reservoirs from the reservoir of Kiev and to the bottom along the Dnieper,” he said.
Earlier it became known that the water level in the area of the Dnieper hydroelectric power station has reached a critical level. Already, the station operates with restrictions, as there is not enough water level for the operation of all units.
Source: korrespondent
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