Currently, the electricity produced by all types of Ukrainian power plants is sufficient to ensure energy supply to all legal and household consumers.
On the evening of December 25, emergency assistance was provided at the request of the PSE operator of the Polish transmission system, which received excess electricity from it. This was reported by Ukrenergo.
“Tonight, at the request of the Polish PSE operator, emergency assistance was activated for the Polish energy system with a total volume of 3050 MWh. This is not a commercial import, but certainly one of the kind of emergency aid. Poland’s energy system had an excess of electricity at night on a holiday and asked for help from neighboring countries to consume it. So Ukraine received an additional amount of electricity,” said of the message.
As mentioned, currently the electricity produced by all types of Ukrainian power plants is sufficient to ensure energy supply to all legal and household consumers.
As a result of the warming, the daily maximum consumption on December 24 was 1% lower than the previous Sunday, December 17.
Export of electricity on December 25 No. Imports are planned throughout the day from Slovakia, Romania and Moldova with a total volume of 17,736 MWh.
Let’s recall that in November, in order to reduce the load on the thermal power plant units due to the insufficient amount of imports, Ukrenergo was forced to activate emergency assistance from the transmission system operators in Romania, Slovakia, and Poland, with a total volume of 1800 MWh. .
As reported, in Ukraine, on the morning of December 25, due to bad weather conditions, 72 settlements in four regions were left without electricity supply.
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Source: korrespondent
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