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Kyiv will finance more than half of the measures in the Resilience Plan — for over 22 billion UAH, - Klitschko
Kyiv is taking on an increased financial burden for implementing the Resilience Plan. It must carry out projects worth 22 billion UAH, while the state will cover 15,5 billion UAH. Previously there was an agreement that the state and the city would carry out the work to prepare the capital for winter in a 50//50 proportion. Such an agreement was reached today at an NSDC meeting, Mayor of Kyiv Vitali Klitschko reported.
What Kyiv has already done:
🔹 Repair work on damaged energy facilities has been completed by 65%. The city is carrying out work on 16 facilities, and the State Recovery Agency is working on 26.
🔹 The fleet of mobile boiler houses and generators is increasing. In the near future the city will receive an additional 12 boiler houses and 10 high-capacity generators.
🔹 Already more than 2 000 buildings have completed resilience measures.
🔹 The city is independently implementing cogeneration development measures. There are already an additional 57,6 MW, and by the end of the year there should be +200 MW.
🔹 The city is creating backup power for the water supply system.
🔹 The most difficult part of the Plan is building the backup heat supply system. The city has already begun work on facilities with a total capacity of over 1000 MW, and the Recovery Agency is working on facilities with a capacity of 564 MW.
Overall, the NSDC decided to reduce the cost of Kyiv’s Resilience Plan from 67 to 37 billion UAH, taking into account realistic, available resources.
