Why Power Outage Schedules Can Change During the Day: Explanation from the Ministry of Energy
The Ministry of Energy clarified how decisions about electricity restrictions are made and why outage schedules may vary throughout the day.
Factors Influencing Outage Schedules
Electricity outage schedules depend on the current state of the energy system, which can fluctuate hourly. Changes in the system caused by shelling, accidents, power shortages, or spikes in consumption during peak times or extreme weather conditions impact these decisions.
Impacts of Shelling on the Energy System
According to the Ministry of Energy, extensive shelling often damages energy infrastructure, reducing the system’s generation capacity or its ability to transmit electricity through the network. This damage necessitates consumption limits to manage the reduced supply.
Decision Makers and Restrictions
- The command to impose specific types of restrictions can come from either NPC "Ukrenergo" or distribution system operators.
- The extent of restrictions depends on the current consumption levels and the operational capacity of equipment for generating and transmitting electricity.
"After massive shelling, the energy system lacks generation and/or the ability to transmit electricity due to network damage. Therefore, there is a need to limit consumption."
The Ministry of Energy stressed that these measures ensure the stability of the energy system despite rapidly changing conditions.
Author’s summary: Power outage schedules change dynamically based on real-time energy system conditions affected by damage, consumption peaks, and environmental factors to maintain balance and reliability.
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