Prime Minister Yuliia Svyrydenko said that in the coming days, Ukraine is expected to reduce power outages. She said this today, November 21.
On her Telegram channel, the head of government wrote that a meeting was held today to discuss the situation in the power grid. In addition to her, the meeting was attended by Deputy Prime Minister Oleksii Kuleba, Acting Energy Minister Artem Nekrasov, Deputy Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine Viktor Mykyta, Head of Ukrenergo Vitalii Zaichenko and heads of regional military administrations.
The meeting included reports on the situation with the supply of electricity and heat to the population and critical infrastructure facilities
"We discussed ways to reduce the duration of outages. I set the relevant tasks for ministries, companies and heads of the WTO. We expect a reduction in outages in the coming days," Svyrydenko wrote.
As the Ukrainian News agency previously reported, on November 21, the National Energy Company Ukrenergo warned Ukrainians that on November 22, the blackout schedules would be in effect all day.
Also on November 21, the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine stated that the country does not export electricity. All large power plants were damaged as a result of the shelling, which is why all generation is working exclusively for domestic needs.
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