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In Kyiv this winter there will be a “vicious cycle” of power outages and breakdowns, — WSJ According to the forecast of...

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In Kyiv this winter there will be a “vicious cycle” of power outages and breakdowns, — WSJ

According to the forecast of Alexander Kharchenko, director of the Energy Research Center, outages will be followed by emergency repairs, restoration of power supply — and new outages.

The expert clarifies that the city's energy infrastructure has already accumulated enormous damage over years of war. As early as last year, Russia inflicted serious long-term damage on the capital's generating capacities.

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В Киеве этой зимой будет «замкнутый круг» из отключений света и аварий, — WSJ

По прогнозу директора Центра исследований энергетики Александра Харченко, отключения будут сменяться аварийными ремонтами, восстановлением электроснабжения — и новыми отключениями.

Эксперт уточняет, что энергетическая инфраструктура города уже накопила огромные повреждения за годы войны. Еще в прошлом году россия нанесла серьезный долгосрочный ущерб генерирующим мощностям столицы.

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