According to Yasno CEO Sergei Kovalenko, proportional restrictions will apply to both residential consumers and businesses with industry.
Due to the power outage in Kiev, consumers will be de-energized at the times indicated in the stabilization power outages charts.
If the imbalance in the electrical system increases during these hours, blackouts may occur.
“>light gray colour. This was announced on the official Facebook page by Sergei Kovalenko, CEO of Yasno (a company that is part of the DTEK holding).
“At the moment the volume of restrictions is so great that the light is likely to turn off in the light gray areas of the graph. It’s hard to accept this after a long time without interruptions, but this is now our new reality,” wrote Kovalenko.
According to him, due to the sharp increase in energy consumption due to lower temperatures, the capacity gap is getting bigger every day.
How is electricity distributed among consumers in Ukraine and Kiev?
According to Sergei Kovalenko, the distributors of the distribution system operators are responsible for distributing the light to all users. They are brought to the attention of the constraints on which the power system operates at a given time.
The first task of shipper provisioning is to connect critical infrastructure. Hospitals, fire brigades, public services must be continuously improved. Usually they consume about 25-30% of the total.
In addition, the remaining electricity needs to be distributed in a balanced way between household consumers and businesses. This is where queues and groups come into play.
When business and industry consumption volumes grow, they have the same proportional constraints as the population.
Remember January 9 Focus He reported a return to emergency power cuts in Kiev. According to Yasno CEO Sergei Kovalenko, the sharp drop in air temperature led to an increase in energy consumption and overloading of energy networks in the capital.
In addition, on January 8, it became known that electrical engineers have developed a new power supply scheme for the Ukrainian capital. Now experts are working to launch a plan in Kiev from mid-February, thanks to which the water supply and heating systems will always be with production.
Source: Focus
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