Restoration work will begin immediately after receiving permission from the Armed Forces of Ukraine and State Emergency Service and access to the damage site.
Over the past week, DTEK’s repair teams have fully or partially restored electricity supply to 75 thousand consumers after the Russian attack on the Dnepropetrovsk, Donetsk and Odessa regions. The press service of the energy holding reported this on Monday, July 22.
It was indicated that a total of 56 settlements were in question.
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“The enemy continues daily shooting in the Dnepropetrovsk region, especially in the south of the region, near the front line for a week, power engineers have restored the electricity supply to the homes of 39.7 thousand families in region,” the message said.
At the same time, a very difficult situation remains in the Donetsk region due to active hostilities. Energy workers continue to repair networks and equipment as quickly as possible. From July 15 to July 21, it was possible to restore electricity to the homes of about 35 thousand Ukrainians.
The Odessa region also regularly suffers from enemy shelling. On July 17, repairmen restored electricity to the homes of 165 families who lost power due to another enemy attack.
“DTEK Grid power engineers are doing everything to eliminate the damage as soon as possible. They will start work as soon as they receive permission and access to the place of damage from the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the State Emergency Service,” said of the message.
Let’s recall that in June, DTEK energy workers restored electricity supplies to 341 thousand Ukrainians in the regions of Odessa, Dnepropetrovsk, Donetsk and Kyiv after the shelling of Russia.
It was also learned that by 2024, 90% of DTEK’s thermal power plants would have been destroyed by Russian attacks.
Source: korrespondent
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