Ukrenergo introduces outage schedules: what will happen with electricity on November 9
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Some regions of Ukraine are expected to face forced electricity consumption restrictions on November 9. This is reported by RBC-Ukraine. The cause is the consequences of Russia's massive attacks on the country's energy facilities.
Given these consequences, energy workers are forced to apply consumption limitation schedules. Such measures are needed to balance the operation of the power system and avoid more serious disruptions. The specific regions where restrictions will be applied are not indicated in the available report.
Residents are advised to check official announcements from energy companies and local authorities in advance to know when and how the power supply will be changed. It is also worth preparing for possible outages, for example, by charging phones and power banks, keeping a supply of water, and having flashlights on hand.
As a reminder, Ukrenergo regularly informs the public about the state of the power system and possible outage schedules. The energy supply situation remains difficult, so following the news will help you learn about changes in time.
Sources: РБК-Україна
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