Energy officials announced a schedule of power outages for Monday

Energy officials announced a schedule of power outages for Monday

On Monday, July 29, the shutdown schedule in Ukraine will apply from 16:00 to 23:00. There will be one queue.

There are no plans for electricity restrictions at other times of the day. This was reported in Telegram by NEC " Ukrenergo ".

What do shutdown queues mean?

• 1st stage of schedules – 4 hours of restrictions per day;
• 2 queues – 8 hours of restrictions per day;
• 3 queues – 12 hours of restrictions per day;
• 4 queues – 16 hours of restrictions per day.

What hourly schedules apply in different regions?

In Kharkiv and the region, the guaranteed blackout lasts three hours a day, however, as the mayor of the city Ihor Terekhov said during the telethon, there are more hours without power due to the abnormal heat.

At the same time, in Kharkiv, according to Terekhov, there are no interruptions in water supply. “We have a stable water supply. But we are now working to decentralize the energy supply system, because we understand perfectly well that it will be more difficult in the future and we need to have our own energy supply,” noted the mayor of Kharkiv.

Blackouts in the Kharkiv region began even before significant problems with generation, and the schedules change every few days. You can view your outage group here .

The schedule for the Dnipro and the region is published on the DTEK website in a special section . You must enter your locality and address in the text form. Alternative ways to find out about outages in the Dnipropetrovsk region:

• chatbot "DTEK Dnipro Electric Grids" in Telegram ;
• call center by phone: 0 800 301 497, (056) 790 99 00, (066) 790 99 00, (067) 790 99 00, (063) 790 99 00.

In Donbas, the schedule includes only guaranteed power outages and periods when there should definitely be power. However, the duration of outages is longer.

The schedule of power outages at the address can be found on the DTEK website for the Donetsk region. You can also ask about the schedule:

• in the chatbot "DTEK Donetsk Electric Grids" in Telegram ;
• in the call center by phone: 0 800 500 473, (096) 450 0 473, (099) 450 0 473, (063) 450 0 473.

In Kyiv and the region, each guaranteed outage lasts up to 4 hours, and the guaranteed availability of electricity lasts for 2 hours. As a result, the maximum shutdown time for each group is 18 hours. Guaranteed shutdowns from 9 to 12 hours depending on the day of the week. In Kyiv, power outage schedules have been changed since July 27.

• DTEK websites: outage in Kiyiv - " DTEK Kyiv Electric Grids ", outage in the Kiev region - " DTEK Kyiv Regional Electric Grids ";
• chatbots: in Kyiv - DTEK KEM , in the region - DTEK KREM ;
• telephone numbers: for Kyiv – 1588, (044) 202 1588 (and the same number with codes 067, 050 and 073), 0 800 501 588; for the region - (044) 459 07 40 (and the same number with codes 067, 099 and 093), 0 800 400 740.

Kyiv residents also have the opportunity to receive notifications about outage times in the “Kyiv Digital” application. To do this, you need to register your address in the system .

What schedules apply in other regions?

In Lviv and the region, the blackout schedule provides for only two hours of guaranteed blackout. Another two hours – possible outages. There are 5 blackout groups in total. Here you can see your group at the address . If the site does not work, you can use the company’s chatbots:

• https://t.me/loeserviceBot
• https://www.viber.com/loebot

In Sumy and the region, the schedule is divided into queues. Here is a complete list of addresses, find your address and see which group you belong to. There is a schedule for all groups. You can also contact by phone:

• 0 (800) 300-247
• (0542) 659-659

In Zaporizhzhya and the region, the schedule consists of 6 queues for household and legal consumers of electricity. The order and duration of outages will be determined directly if necessary, which will be additionally reported on the information resources of Zaporizhyaeoblenergo OJSC. A complete list of addresses and queues (outage groups) is also published here. You can also seek advice:

• https://t.me/ZPEnergoBot
• 0 (800) 304-502