Over 200 generators were deployed in Mykolaiv to ensure uninterrupted heat supply

Director of Mykolaivoblteploenergo Mykola Lohvinov. Photo: NikVesti

In Mykolaiv, the regional heating company has deployed more than 200 generators to ensure the uninterrupted operation of critical infrastructure and heating in residential buildings.

This was announced during an open staff meeting today, 2 February, according to NikVesti.

According to Mykola Lohvinov, director of Mykolaivoblteploenergo, the company is operating as usual, and emergency crews are on duty around the clock.

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«We are operating as usual. The teams are working around the clock, without days off. Currently, 217 generators are in operation. In principle, all tasks are being performed,» said Mykola Lohvinov.

In a comment to NikVesti, Mykola Lohvinov noted that 217 generators are being used at various facilities of the company, as well as in residential buildings.

We will remind you that Mykola Lohvinov said that of the 1,300 buildings heated by the regional heating company, about 10 remain without heat during power outages. According to him, the problems arise due to outdated equipment in the buildings.

For more details, read the NikVesti article «Heat, water distribution points and school operations: the current situation in Mykolaiv».