In Kyiv, 99% of municipal multi-storey apartment buildings have been connected to the heat supply. In the remaining buildings, work is being delayed due to local accidents on the heating networks, which are currently being fixed.
This was reported by Mayor Vitali Klitschko.
According to the mayor, buildings run by homeowners’ associations and housing co-operatives are being connected to heating on the basis of individual requests. Heat has also been supplied to 96% of social facilities, in line with requests from their managers.
Klitschko noted that Russian shelling continues to damage Ukraine’s energy system, in particular electricity generation and transmission facilities.
In the capital, as in other cities across the country, Ukrenergo introduces emergency power cuts every day. Energy workers are working around the clock to restore electricity supplies, while municipal services are repairing facilities damaged by shelling to ensure the city can continue to function.
- In Kyiv, due to damage to energy infrastructure as a result of enemy shelling, an electricity deficit has emerged. As a result, a decision was taken to temporarily switch off external lighting.