«I hope we will get it next year», — Mykolaivoblenerho informed that they need new equipment to replace the destroyed one

At the Mykolayivoblenerho enterprise, they expect to receive new specialized equipment to replace the one that was destroyed during the full-scale war.

Acting director of Mykolayivoblenerho, Vadym Danylkiv, said this in an interview with NikVesti.

— The level of aid from European countries is huge. We were partially helped, of course, by others: Macedonia, Georgia, Japan. Today, they are looking closely at our facilities. For example, the Japanese aid agency JICA is also considering the idea of providing us with special equipment. Few people want to help with this. We received one tower from USAID. Our equipment is simply destroyed and the crews have nothing to work on. This is a huge problem and we are not very willing to help here. I hope that next year we will be able to renew a large number of special equipment and get a new one, — said Vadym Danylkiv.

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We will remind you that in Ukraine there is currently enough electricity produced by power plants in the country to meet the needs of citizens. Rumors in social networks about the alleged use of blackout schedules are false.

At the same time, Mykolayivoblenerho updated the schedules of possible power outages in the region this winter and added three sub-queues to each of the three main queues.

Vadym Danylkiv, the acting director of Mykolayivoblenerho, said that the company had prepared for possible Russian attacks, so it is not worth expecting a total blackout for the residents of the region. However, the situation may be somewhat more difficult in Ochakiv and Kutsurub community.

In general, according to preliminary data, the restoration of electric networks damaged by shelling in the Mykolaiv region will cost 12 billion hryvnias.