energy
Кијев у мраку и леду, посланици Раде заседају од куће
Кијев се суочава са тешком енергетском кризом усред јануарских ниских температура, уз вишесатне нестанке струје, воде и грејања, пренео је пољски портал Interia. Због погоршаних услова, део украјинског парламента прешао је на рад н а даљину, јер је у згради постало немогуће обезбедити основне услове за рад.
TL;DR
- Kyiv is facing a severe energy crisis with multi-hour blackouts of electricity, water, and heating during January cold spells.
- Some Ukrainian parliament members have switched to remote work due to the inability to maintain basic working conditions in the building.
- Authorities continue to appeal to citizens to leave the capital, with about 600,000 people having evacuated.
- The power outages have significantly disrupted daily life, leading to temporary metro suspensions, soaring taxi prices, and long queues for public transport.
- Ukrenergo stated that Kyiv, Kyiv Oblast, Poltava Oblast, and parts of Kharkiv and Sumy are experiencing the most critical power supply situation.
- Ukraine's Ministry of Energy warned that no power plants are fully operational, and fuel reserves are sufficient for only about 20 more days.
- The government has declared a state of emergency in the energy sector and announced urgent measures to stabilize the system for winter.