Ukraine to Introduce Power Outage Schedules in Several Regions on Wednesday, Ukrenergo Says
Ukraine's grid operator said electricity consumption will be restricted in parts of the country on October 7.
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Ukraine will introduce scheduled power outages in several regions on Wednesday, October 7, according to the country's grid operator, Ukrenergo.
The company said electricity consumption will be restricted in parts of Ukraine as part of the measures.
Ukraine has periodically implemented outage schedules and consumption restrictions in response to damage to its energy infrastructure sustained during the ongoing war, as well as fluctuations in overall grid capacity.
Specific regions affected, the duration of the restrictions, and the cause prompting Wednesday's schedule were not detailed in available reporting.
Ukrenergo is expected to provide updated guidance to consumers as conditions on the grid change.
Sources
- Power outage schedules to be introduced in several regions on Wednesday — Ukrenergo — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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