Due to Russian shelling, the Kherson thermal power plant suffered serious damage. Currently, the CHP’s operation has been suspended.
This was reported by the head of the Kherson Regional Military Administration, Oleksandr Prokudin.
Due to Russian attacks, the station’s premises and equipment were damaged. Currently, 470 buildings – that is more than 40.5 thousand customers – remain without centralized heat supply.
An operational meeting is being convened in the city to find solutions for restoring heat supply and supporting residents. Authorities are considering options for alternative heating for those homes that were previously connected to the CHP. Negotiations are also underway with partners to provide Kherson residents with electric heaters and other means of heating, Prokudin wrote.
“The Points of Invincibility continue to operate in the city. There you can warm up, charge your phone and contact your relatives”, – the post says.