For the current day, electricity imports are estimated to reach a total of 15,898 MWh and a capacity of 1,230 MW.
In the past 24 hours, power engineers have restored power supplies to 40,156 consumers that were cut off due to Russian attacks. The Ministry of Energy of Ukraine reported this on December 14.
According to the Ministry of Energy, the transmission system operator is temporarily implementing hourly outage schedules. Current schedules are posted on the official resources of regional distribution system operators. Users should be aware of changing schedules throughout the day.
Energy supply restrictions are not provided for critical infrastructure enterprises, as well as enterprises that import more than 60% of electricity for their needs in accordance with government regulations.
The Ministry of Energy recalled that from December 1, the maximum electricity import capacity from EU countries is 2.1 GW. The department urges businesses to actively import electricity, as this is a further stabilization step for Ukraine’s unified energy system. All consumers are also asked to use electricity wisely. As explained by the Ministry of Energy, economical consumption helps reduce the load on the system.
It was also reported that the water level in the Zaporozhye NPP cooling pond is 14.10 m This is enough to meet the needs of the station, the ministry noted.
For the current day, electricity imports are estimated to reach a total of 15,898 MWh and a capacity of 1,230 MW.
We remind you that on the morning of December 13, the Russians carried out another massive attack on the Ukrainian energy system using drones and missiles. A significant part of the missiles attacked the western regions.
It was previously reported that as a result of the 12th missile and drone attack by Russian aggressors on the energy system in Ukraine since the beginning of the year, there were three rounds of power outages.
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