russia didn’t achieve desired damage to Ukraine’s energy in Dec 29 attack – Ukrenergo

As of the morning of December 30, the power deficit in the power system is at the same level as before the tenth massive enemy missile attack.

The press service of the Ukrenergo energy company reports this.

The consequences of the damage had a much smaller impact on the operation of the energy system in Ukraine than the occupiers expected.

The power system resumes regular operation in the planned mode. Power generation by generation continues.

At the same time, the situation in the southern and eastern regions remains challenging due to the impact on some energy facilities. Repair crews are working to repair the damage.

Consumption limits have been established for all areas, exceeding which leads to the need for emergency shutdowns.

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After another russian attack on the Ukrainian energy infrastructure on December 29, there is significant damage to the network and some power plants, but recovery continues as planned. This was reported by the press service of Ukrenergo with reference to the head of the operator Volodymyr Kudrytskyi.

"After the tenth massive missile attack, the energy system is being restored in the planned mode; the enemy failed to achieve the goals they obviously set for themselves, and it was not possible to ruin our energy system," Kudrytskyi said.

After yesterday's massive attack in Ukraine, the deterioration of communication was recorded, NetBlocks reported.

"Indicators show the deterioration of communication in many regions of Ukraine amid a powerful russian missile strike, which affected the energy infrastructure," the report said.

40% of Kyiv residents were left without electricity. Mayor Vitalii Klychko reported this. The head of the city explained that the light went out due to the necessary safety measures that energy workers take during an air alert.

At the same time, YASNO noted that the energy supply in the capital might return to the pre-shelling level in a few days.

Due to a massive enemy missile attack on the territory of Ukraine, 90% of Lviv residents were left without electricity. The mayor of the city, Andrii Sadovyi, announced this.

"90% of the city is without electricity. We are waiting for additional information from the energy experts," said the leader of Lviv.