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There Is Significant Power Deficit In Ukraine, Emergency Power Outages In 9 Regions - Ukrenergo

There Is Significant Power Deficit In Ukraine, Emergency Power Outages In 9 Regions - Ukrenergo

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As of 11:00 a.m. on January 12, significant power shortages persist, especially during the morning and evening hours of peak consumption. This was reported by the press center of Ukrenergo.

As noted, in order to ensure balance in the energy system, consumption limits have been set for all regions, which are effective from 00:00 to 24:00.

Already in the morning, consumption limits were exceeded in 9 regions, as a result of which emergency power outages were used to maintain the stable operation of the power system.

"We emphasize that the general deficit in the energy system is a consequence of the Russians' massive missile and drone attacks on the energy infrastructure. In addition, the enemy temporarily occupied a number of power plants that produced electricity for Ukrainians, including the largest Zaporizhzhia NPP. These capacities would fully cover the need for electricity," the message says.

“Ukrenergo, electricity producers and operators of distribution systems are constantly working to restore damaged facilities hit by enemy missile and drone attacks. And with joint efforts, we are gradually succeeding in this. Please consume electricity wisely, use energy-consuming devices alternately. This allows you to reduce the load on the power system and reduce the need to apply restrictions," the company appeals to Ukrainians.

As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, a complete blackout in Ukraine is unlikely. In a pessimistic scenario, Ukraine will live for some time with the power outages regime that was in place in November-December.

Meanwhile, the situation in the energy system remains difficult. In total, 60% of the required volumes are supplied to Kyiv, 20% of which are received by the capital's consumers.

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