The nighttime hostile drone attack on the Odesa region had no consequences for the power system, the export of electricity to Slovakia, Poland and Moldova continues. NEC "Ukrenergo" informed about this.
"The nighttime attack by Russian drones in Odesa did not have consequences for the energy system and did not lead to the need to restrict consumption," the company said.
Electricity production, as indicated, fully meets the needs of consumers. The power system maintains a sufficient power reserve, the NEK added.
"The export of electricity to Slovakia, Poland and Moldova continues. There is also a small import from Slovakia," Ukrenergo noted.
All types of generation are reportedly working. The flood continues. Hydroelectric power stations "Ukrhydroenergo" work around the clock and in order to minimize the consequences of flooding, they carry out controlled discharges of water on the Dnipro and Dnister rivers.
"The difficult situation with energy supply remains along the front line. Yesterday, distribution networks in Donetsk region came under fire again from the Russians," the company reported.
Restoration of the power system continues.