The significant scale of the destruction prevents the rapid restoration of the energy system after the latest shelling. Repairs to some of the damaged energy facilities will take time, the utility said.
It will take time to restore the energy infrastructure facilities damaged as a result of the latest Nazi attacks – in some cases, “months or more.” This was said by DTEK Executive Director Dmitry Sakharuk in Public Broadcast.
“Regarding the restoration timeline, unfortunately, due to the systematic and serious damage, we cannot talk about a quick restoration. Many people are working on the restoration, but due to the scale of the damage, the restoration will not even last long a few weeks. For some things it’s months and even longer,” he said.
Sakharuk explained that equipment such as transformers, generators and turbines are not stored in warehouses, as they are usually made in one copy for specific needs and objects. There are also high-tech devices that are not made in Ukraine and must be found abroad.
“Here now we have to combine the efforts of all participants in the process of restoring the energy system: energy companies that gave and are giving help, ministries and donors, without them it is very difficult to count on a complete restoration ,” he says. mentioned.
We remind you that on March 22, the Russians carried out the largest attack on the energy sector of Ukraine. After that, energy holding company DTEK announced the loss of almost half of its capacity.
Source: korrespondent
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