These funds will be used to purchase equipment to restore the high-voltage network, as well as to better synchronize the energy systems of Ukraine and the EU.
The Cabinet of Ministers decided to allocate 7.2 billion Hryvnias for the restoration of the energy system. Prime Minister Denis Shmygal announced this on Telegram on Friday, May 10.
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“These funds will be used to purchase equipment for the restoration of the high-voltage network, as well as for better synchronization of the energy system of Ukraine and the EU. We thank the World Bank team, who gave grants for the implementation of this project,” wrote Shmygal.
He called the situation in the energy sector one of the most difficult. At the same time, network maintenance and generation continues around the clock. The government is betting on the decentralization of the energy system.
We remind you that on the night of May 8, the Russians launched more than 50 missiles and dozens of suicide bombs on energy infrastructure in six regions of Ukraine. The air defense shot down most of the targets, but there were a few hits.
Ukrenergo later announced that power outages were possible across Ukraine. There are already restrictions on energy supply to business and industry.
Source: korrespondent
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