Ukrainian nuclear plants cut output following Russian strikes
Ukraine's nuclear power plants were forced to reduce their generation capacity due to large-scale and systematic Russian attacks on energy infrastructure, the Ministry of Energy reported.
Ukrainian nuclear power plants have been forced to reduce their generation capacity following large-scale Russian attacks on energy infrastructure, according to the Ministry of Energy. As of Wednesday morning, Russian strikes targeting power generation facilities and substations had left some consumers without electricity in several regions, most notably the capital region of Kyiv.
The Ministry reported that energy repair crews are working around the clock to restore stable electricity supplies, but hourly power outage schedules and capacity restrictions for industrial consumers are currently in effect in most regions of Ukraine. The situation is particularly dire in the capital region, where network restrictions have been introduced by distribution system operators in Kyiv and the surrounding region.
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