On Thursday, October 29, in the Kyiv region, stabilization power outage schedules will continue to apply. The duration of restrictions for different consumer groups will differ significantly — from four to ten hours during the day.
This was announced on the evening of October 28 by DTEK company, which published the power supply schedules for the next day.
The longest outages are planned for subgroup 5.2 — a total of ten hours without electricity. This is two and a half hours more than was planned for this group on October 28.
Consumers in subgroup 4.1 will spend the least time without power. According to the published schedule, they will have four hours of outages per day. This is two and a half hours less than on Wednesday.
Thus, the difference between the maximum and minimum outage duration in the Kyiv region on October 29 will be six hours.
Other subgroups also have power supply restrictions. The specific periods of no electricity depend on which group the building belongs to.
You can find out your subgroup and check current outage hours on the official website of DTEK “Kyiv Regional Electricity Networks”. To do this, you need to select your locality and enter your residential address.
Energy workers warn that the published schedules may be adjusted depending on the situation in the power system and orders from NPC Ukrenergo. In case of emergency outages, hourly schedules are temporarily suspended.
As previously reported by Ukrenergo, on October 29 in some regions of Ukraine, power supply restrictions are planned from 06:00 to 23:59. The reason remains the consequences of Russian attacks on energy infrastructure.
