The damage to energy facilities is enormous estimated at billions of Hryvnia, the company said.
Energy holder DTEK lost nearly half of its capacity as a result of Russia’s massive attack on the Ukrainian energy system. This was announced by the company’s executive director Dmitry Sakharuk on television on Friday, March 22.
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According to him, today the thermal generation is seriously damaged, and two DTEK stations are significantly destroyed.
“We lost almost half of our energy capacity. This, in fact, are the consequences of today’s attack,” said Sakharuk.
According to his estimates, the destruction of energy facilities is so great that it is estimated in billions of Hryvnia. Therefore, Ukrainian energy companies cannot recover on their own.
“We need external help here – both the European Energy Recovery Fund and USAID. We need fruitful coordination with the Ministry of Energy to quickly identify all the damage, order equipment and get help, because it’s huge measure, ” stressed the executive to the director.
He added that the damaged equipment is made to order and the quick placing of orders and the help of partners can allow the damaged equipment to be restored as soon as possible.
We remind you that on March 22, the Russians carried out the largest attack on the energy sector of Ukraine. DneproGES was hit by a powerful missile attack. Hundreds of thousands of consumers were left without power in the regions, but connections have begun.
In total, the enemy deployed more than 150 missiles and attack drones. Air defense forces destroyed 92 enemy targets.
Source: korrespondent
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