The Kiev City Council approved the concept of installing 6 mini-CHPs with a capacity of 20-324 MW throughout the city in order to increase the consistency and autonomy of Kyiv’s energy supply to up to 300 thousand residents during and after the war.
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The Kiev City Council approved the concept of renewing the Kyiv energy system. We are talking about creating so-called mini-CHPs on the basis of modern gas turbines and gas piston units, which will be distributed throughout Kyiv and close to the consumer.
It is planned that such a concept will improve the stability, efficiency and autonomy of the capital’s energy supply, which is critically necessary both during war and after its end.
The cost of implementing the concept in full is up to €1.2 billion, the implementation period is 12-15 years.
The first stage, by the end of the year, provides for providing uninterrupted heat supply to about 300 thousand Kiev residents.
Six new mini-CHPs will be located on the right and left banks of Kyiv in places where many people live – the secretary of the Kyiv City Council, the deputy mayor of Kyiv, Vladimir Bondarenko.
This summer will be no less a challenge for energy workers than any winter; despite the warm and sunny weather, consumers should prepare for outages.
Source: Racurs
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