«We can be without power for only one or two days», — Oblenerho informed that there are no complete blackout this winter in Mykolaiv Oblast
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- Yuliia Boichenko
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14:30, 02 November, 2023
The acting director of Mykolayivoblenerho, Vadym Danylkiv, said that the company had prepared for possible Russian attacks, so residents of the region should not expect a total blackout.
This is stated in the article «Blackout-2023: is the energy system of the Mykolaiv Oblast ready for possible new attacks of the Russian Federation» by «NikVesti».
— I'm sure the enemy is preparing to continue their shelling and leave the region without light, but I'm sure we'll manage just the same. We also know that our Air Defense Forces and our army stand to protect the energy industry. In particular, we have prepared many surprises for our enemy that even after breaking certain equipment, he will not achieve the effect he hopes for, — he said.
The energy infrastructure of the Mykolaiv region is prepared for possible Russian attacks, assures Vadym Danylkiv. Therefore, you should not expect a total blackout.
— We may be without electricity for one day, two days without electricity, but I am sure that we will manage. Even under the condition of very serious shelling, I am sure that we will apply the tension very quickly, — explained the acting director of Mykolayivoblenerho.
As for Mykolaiv, even in the worst case scenario, he says, the townspeople will have light: «In Mykolaiv, we are preparing for any scenario, even the worst. But I am sure that we will cope with it and even at the most critical time, the city will still not be left without electricity. For some short period? Yes, maybe. For a long time — no, because we are ready now with other means».
We remind you that in Ukraine there is currently enough electricity produced by power plants in the country to meet the needs of citizens. Rumors in social networks about the alleged use of blackout schedules are false.
At the same time, Mykolayivoblenergo updated the schedules of possible power outages in the region this winter and added three sub-queues to each of the three main queues.