Over the course of 19 days since liberation of the Kyiv region from russian invaders, DTEK energy workers have already restored service to 56% of families, left without electricity due to hostilities

Thermal power generation22 April 2022

Since April 3, when Ukrainian military has liberated Kyiv region from russian invaders, DTEK electricians have restored electricity to over 83,000 families, comprising 56% of the overall number of consumers, left without electricity in the region. Just yesterday, DTEK emergency crews have restored power to 10,000 families in towns and villages in Bucha and Vyshhorod districts of the Kyiv region. Electricians continue repairing grids in the areas of the Kyiv region, liberated from russian invaders by the Armed Forces of Ukraine, immediately after obtaining corresponding permit from the Ukrainian military.

Over the course of 19 days since liberation of the Kyiv region from russian invaders, DTEK energy workers have already restored service to 56% of families, left without electricity due to hostilities

Yesterday, DTEK electricians have repaired some medium and low-voltage grids in settlements of the region, thus restoring service to 9,957 families. In particular, power was completely restored to the following villages of the Bucha district: Mykhailivka-Rubezhivka, Vyshniaky, Maidanivka, Iazvynka and Krasnyi Rih. Power was also partially restored to Bucha, Makariv, Borodianka, Hostomel, Irpin, Vorzel, Kalynivka, Zahaltsi and Nova Buda. Electricity was completely restored to the following villages of the Vyshhorod district: Dubova, Volodarka, Krasiatychi, Vovchkiv, Shknyva, Mikhlivschyna, Stanyshivka, Lisovychi, Tolokun and Abramivka. Electricity was partially restored to the following villages: Obukhovychi, Syniak, Dmytrivka, Kozarovychi and Chervone.

Since April 3, when Ukrainian military has liberated Kyiv region from russian invaders, energy workers have restored power to over 56% of all families, left without electricity due to hostilities. Power is now restored to 83,000 families in the Kyiv region. 66,000 households in 109 settlements of the Kyiv region remain without electricity.

DTEK emergency and restoration crews continue restoring power to districts of the Kyiv region that were liberated from russian invaders by the Armed Forces of Ukraine. On April 22, DTEK energy workers plan to perform restoration of the grids in 27 settlements of Bucha and Vyshhorod districts.

Energy workers of all DTEK Grids Distribution System Operators rallied to restore everything that was destroyed by the invaders. DTEK energy workers from Odessa and Dnipropetrovsk regions, as well as from the city of Kyiv are helping to restore damaged grids in the Kyiv region. Electricians start their work immediately after mine clearance of these territories by the Ukrainian military and after provision of a permit by the Armed Forces of Ukraine, required to access damaged sites. First, emergency crews restore 110-35 kV high-voltage grids that supply power to the settlements. Then, they repair 10-0.4 kV distribution grids that supply power directly to residential buildings. Additionally, company’s specialists process requests of consumers from towns and villages, where they have completely restored service to settlements through 10 kV grids and started repairing 0.4 kV grids.

Emergency crews of energy workers are working non-stop for 58 days in a row in order to promptly restore power to settlements in the Kyiv region, affected by hostilities. DTEK electricians jointly with doctors, volunteers and suppliers of the essential food and medications do everything in their power to support Ukraine and Ukrainians in these difficult circumstances.

Please use official information channels only and stay calm. Specialists of DTEK Kyiv Regional Grids are ready to process your applications and answer all questions via remote service channels: company’s website, social networks, call center, Telegram and Viber chat bots, titled “DTEK Kyiv Regional Grids”.

We are working 24/7 to ensure reliable power supply of houses and enterprises.