Today, a meeting of the Anti-Crisis Energy Headquarters took place, where issues related to the development of distributed generation, physical protection of energy facilities, provision of equipment necessary for eliminating the consequences of enemy strikes, and formation of fuel reserves were discussed. Special attention was paid to frontline areas.
The main focus of the conversation was on the development of distributed generation, which is critically important for the reliable operation of facilities even during mass shelling. With the support of donors, nearly 700 units of equipment have been delivered to Ukraine, and cooperation with partners in this direction continues. For example, thanks to cooperation with GIZ, the network of distributed generation facilities will be expanded by 60 additional facilities with a total value of over 25 million euros.
Continuous heating
Despite constant enemy strikes, the heating season continues across all regions of Ukraine. More than 17 thousand boiler houses are operating, providing heat supply for residential buildings and social infrastructure. The government has adopted a package of solutions to help eliminate bureaucratic barriers for faster connection of facilities to the energy grid.
The meeting of the Anti-Crisis Energy Headquarters today discussed important aspects of the energy sector development in Ukraine. Special attention was paid to the development of distributed generation and uninterrupted heating, which is of great importance for national energy and citizens' comfort. The government is taking measures to improve the situation and ensure the reliability of energy supply.