The Ukrainian energy system has still not fully recovered from the six waves of missile strikes and cannot operate at full capacity.
On Tuesday, November 22, from 00.00 to 24.00, scheduled power outages will be applied in all regions of Ukraine. No emergency shutdown is planned. This was announced on Monday, November 21, by the National Energy Company Ukrenergo.
They noted that a detailed shutdown schedule for each region can be found on the Oblenergo websites:
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Kyiv – https://www.dtek-kem.com.ua/ru
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Kyiv Region – https://www.dtek-krem.com.ua/ru
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Kharkiv – https://www.oblenergo.kharkov.ua/
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Odessa – https://www.dtek-oem.com.ua/ru
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Lviv – https://loe.lviv.ua/
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Kherson – https://ksoe.com.ua/
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Vinnitsa – https://voe.com.ua/
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Dnipro – https://www.dtek-dnem.com.ua/ru
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Zaporozhye – https://www.zoe.com.ua/
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Chernihiv – https://chernihivoblenergo.com.ua/
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Uzhgorod – https://zakarpat.energy/
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Poltava – https://www.poe.pl.ua/
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Khmelnitsky – https://hoe.com.ua/
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Lutsk – https://energy.volyn.ua/#gsc.tab=0
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Ternopil – https://www.toe.com.ua/
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Kropyvnytskyi – https://kiroe.com.ua/
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Zhytomyr – https://www.ztoe.com.ua/
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Sumy – https://www.soe.com.ua/
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Cherkasy – http://www.cherkasyoblenergo.com/
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Nikolaev – https://www.energy.mk.ua/
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Chernivtsi – http://oblenergo.cv.ua/
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Rivne – https://www.roe.vsei.ua/
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Ivano-Frankivsk – https://www.oe.if.ua/ru
The company also reminded of the need to consume electricity sparingly, as the Ukrainian energy system has not yet fully recovered from the six waves of missile strikes and cannot operate at full capacity.
The previous day, President Volodymyr Zelensky outlined the energy supply situation in Ukraine. The difficult situation continues in 17 regions in total. Worst of all in Kyiv, as well as in Kyiv and Odessa regions.
In turn, Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said that almost half of Ukraine’s energy system was disabled.
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Source: korrespondent
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