Power Outage Schedules for March 12: Times and Locations for Electricity Supply

Kyiv Region Electricity Outage Schedules

According to Главком: Hourly power outages are scheduled for certain regions of Ukraine from 08:00 until the end of the day on March 12, 2026, alongside power capacity restrictions for industrial consumers. These measures are part of a broader national strategy for the restoration and modernization of Ukraine's energy sector. For residents in the Kyiv region, specific schedules will be in effect.

The estimated total need for the restoration and modernization of Ukraine's energy sector over the next ten years is USD 90.6 billion. This figure is 34% higher than previous damage assessments. Ensuring a stable power supply for households and industry is a critical priority within this context, as the country works to rebuild its infrastructure.

Outage Schedule Details

The planned power outage schedule for the Kyiv region on March 12, 2026, is as follows:

• Group 1.1 – Power available all day;
• Group 1.2 – Power available all day;
• Group 2.1 – No power from 21:00 to 23:00;
• Group 2.2 – No power from 21:00 to 23:00;
• Group 3.1 – No power from 17:00 to 19:00;
• Group 3.2 – No power from 17:00 to 19:00;
• Group 4.1 – Power available all day;
• Group 4.2 – Power available all day;
• Group 5.1 – No power from 19:00 to 21:00;
• Group 5.2 – No power from 19:00 to 21:00;
• Group 6.1 – No power from 19:00 to 21:00;
• Group 6.2 – Power available all day.

These schedules reflect actions aimed at optimizing electricity usage amid growing demand and limited resources. It is important for consumers to prepare for these restrictions and plan their activities accordingly.

These power outages are part of Ukraine's efforts to restore an energy sector damaged by conflict and infrastructure challenges. Given the high costs of modernization, consumer cooperation in understanding and adhering to the new schedules is vital. This will help ensure more efficient use of resources and reduce strain on the national energy grid. Looking ahead, such measures may become more common, requiring the public to adapt their habits and plans to conserve energy.