On December 13, the lights will begin to turn off at six in the morning. Utilities will implement one or two rounds of outages throughout the day.
On Friday, Ukraine will implement a power outage starting at six in the morning. The press service of NEC Ukrenergo shared the details on December 12.
Power outage on December 13
Tomorrow energy workers will use:
- From 06:00 to 08:00 – a closure;
- From 08:00 to 19:00 – two-stage closure;
- From 19:00 to 21:00 – a closure.
Restrictions for industry and business will be valid between 06:00 and 22:00.
“The reason for the temporary imposition of restrictions is the damage to energy facilities as a result of Russian missile and drone attacks. Repair work at energy facilities is carried out to ensure that equipment damaged by the enemy is put back into operation as soon as possible,” the company assured.
Ukrainians were called to monitor the situation as the timing and scope of restrictions may change. Consumers were also asked not to turn on more than one high-powered device at a time while the light is on.
Power outages: schedules
You can find out when the lights will be turned off at a specific address depending on the area:
- Charts for Kyiv;
- Charts for Kyiv region;
- Graphs for Odessa region;
- Charts for Dnepropetrovsk region;
- Graphs for Vinnitsa region;
- Charts for Donetsk region;
- Charts for Zhytomyr region;
- Charts for the Zaporozhye region;
- Charts for Sumy region;
- Graphs for the Poltava region;
- Charts for the Kharkov region;
- Charts for Chernihiv region;
- Charts for Lviv region;
- Graphs for the Transcarpathian region;
- Graphs for Ternopil region;
- Charts for Khmelnitsky district;
- Graphs for Rivne region;
- Graphs for the Volyn region;
- Graphs for the Ivano-Frankivsk region;
- Charts for Chernivtsi region;
- Graphs for the Cherkasy region;
- Charts for Kirovograd region;
- Charts for the Nikolaev region.
Let us remind you that Deputy Minister of Energy Roman Andarak said when the shutdown programs in Ukraine would be canceled.
DTEK explained why they did not cut off electricity in the western regions. Energy workers explained the different programs across regions for two reasons.
Source: Focus
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