Power engineers managed to repair some of the substations damaged during rocket attacks, so the generation in the system was slightly increased. This was stated by the CEO of the energy supply company Yasno Sergey Kovalenko.

According to him, on January 21, the city of Kyiv will be supplied with light by 63% of the need..

“Tomorrow there are restrictions in Kyiv at 927 MW per day (615 MW at night), this will close 63% of the need for electricity. There are 1,123 MW on the Dnieper and the region during the day (1,121 MW at night), 51% of the demand will be closed,” said Kovalenko.

According to NPC Ukrenergo, during peak hours, the Ukrainian electric power industry covers no more than a quarter of consumer needs.

“Power engineers are constantly working to restore damaged facilities hit by enemy attacks so that consumers have at least a few hours of electricity a day.. But, despite prompt repairs, after each subsequent missile strike or UAV strike by the Russians on the energy infrastructure, recovery becomes more and more difficult and lasts longer,” NEK emphasizes..

It should be noted, according to the survey, a little more than half of the citizens of Ukraine do not believe that a power outage has a significant impact on their lives, and Ukrainians mostly positively assess the actions of the authorities to overcome the consequences of shelling of the energy sector..