Hourly power outage schedules in Ukraine on June 17 are planned to be used for industrial and household consumers. At the same time, the time of enhanced restrictions has been reduced.
Power outage schedules in Ukraine June 17
Ukrenergo reported that on June 17, hourly outage schedules will be applied throughout Ukraine during the period from 8:00 to 24:00. At the same time, one queue of consumers will be turned off one by one for most of the day.
And two queues will be applied simultaneously during the period from 19:00 to 22:00. The day before, Ukrenergo warned that power outages could apply to more consumers from 11:00 to 22:00. Thus, the time to apply more restrictions is reduced.
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– The reason is a decrease in consumption, compared to forecast, due to cool weather, — noted in the company.
Information about which queues and when will be used in a particular region can be found in the consumer’s account, on the official websites of regional power companies, as well as on their pages on social networks.
Recall that the situation in the power system has become more complicated after a series of massive Russian attacks on the power system.
Planned blackouts – how long will they last
According to the head of the board of NEC Ukrenergo Vladimir Kudrytsky, planned power outages can be carried out throughout the summer, autumn and all of next winter.
– “As we announced, hourly shutdown schedules will be applied for industry and the population due to the fact that the energy system does not have enough power to cover the evening peak of consumption,” Kudritsky said.
Where to see scheduled power outages
Ukrenergo has already carried out work to designate consumption limits for each region in its branches.
You can get information about the schedules of hourly power outages in a certain region of Ukraine in the consumer’s account, on the official websites of oblenergos, as well as on pages on social networks.
Ukrenergo claims that the volume of hourly power outages is distributed evenly between the regions of Ukraine.
Recall that after the Russian army resumed targeted attacks on Ukrainian energy facilities in the spring of 2024, the most destruction was caused by shelling on March 22 and 29, April 11 and 27, May 8 and June 1. < /p>
