Emergency power cuts were introduced in three districts of Kiev region due to Russian attacks on energy infrastructure. Stabilization schedules continue to operate in the rest of the region.
This is reported by DTEK "Kyiv Regional Power Grids".
The cause of the emergency cuts was the consequences of Russian strikes on energy facilities. Due to equipment damage, energy workers are forced to apply additional power supply restrictions.
During emergency cuts, previously published hourly schedules do not apply. Electricity may be absent during hours that were not covered by stabilization schedules.
In other districts of Kiev region, power supply continues according to the approved outage schedules.
Exact timing for the cancellation of emergency restrictions is not yet reported. They will depend on the state of the energy system and the possibility of restoring normal power supply.
Earlier, on November 12, DTEK reported that over three days energy workers restored electricity to almost 85,000 consumers in Kiev region who had been left without power due to previous Russian attacks.
The company noted that restoration work is complicated by repeated shelling and air raid alerts. After obtaining permission to carry out work, repair crews return to restoring damaged power grids.
Residents of Kiev region are advised to check up-to-date information about outages at their address on the official DTEK website or through the company's chatbots. Due to the emergency nature of the restrictions, the duration of power outages may vary.
