There are eight power units in reserve, which can be used as needed.
The previous day, there was a surplus of electricity in the energy system. The Ministry of Energy announced this on Monday, January 1.
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“A surplus of electricity was recorded in the energy system. Ukraine transferred the surplus to neighboring Poland (from 11:00 to 13:00). The total volume reached 600 MWh,” the message said.
It was indicated that yesterday the import of electricity reached 11,641 MWh. And the electricity export for December 30-31 was 210 MWh.
The department assured that Ukraine’s energy system is now balanced, and there are eight power units in reserve that can be used if needed.
According to Ukrenergo, a thermal power plant in the eastern region was fired upon again yesterday afternoon. There is damage there.
In total, as of Monday morning, 12 settlements were without electricity due to bad weather, all for more than a day: two settlements. – in the Kharkov region, 10 – in the Donetsk region.
Due to the fighting and other reasons, 416 communities remain without electricity in the morning. Emergency restoration work is carried out depending on the security situation and with the permission of the military.
We remind you that on the night of December 25, Ukraine provided emergency aid to Poland. At that time, it was a question of a request from the Polish transmission system operator PSE to transfer excess electricity.
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Source: korrespondent
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