Emergency assistance in consumption: Poland urgently accepted surplus electricity from Ukraine
Kyiv • UNN
The Polish company PSE provided emergency assistance by purchasing 600 MWh of surplus electricity from Ukraine to maintain the energy balance.
Polish power system operator PSE, at the request of Ukrenergo, provided emergency assistance by taking by accepting surplus electricity from the Ukrainian power grid upon request. This is reported by UNN, with reference to the press service of the energy company.
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Yesterday, on a public holiday, the power system had a surplus of electricity. In order to maintain the balance between production and consumption and operational security of the power system, in response to Ukrenergo's request, the Polish power system operator PSE provided emergency assistance from 11:00 to 13:00 by urgently purchasing surplus Ukrainian electricity in the total amount of 600 MWh.
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Also, the energy company company also informs that on December 31 in the afternoon, a thermal thermal power plant in the eastern region was shelled again on December 31, with damage confirmed.
In addition, 12 settlements in 2 regions remain without 12 settlements in 2 regions remain without electricity for more than a day due to bad weather.
At the same time, the electricity produced by power plants of all types, as the company points out, is enough to to ensure energy supply to all legal and household consumers.
Imports is carried out throughout the day from 4 countries, Ukrenergo noted in .
Recall
Earlier, UNN reported earlier that enemy shelling damaged power lines and substations in Kyiv, Dnipro and Kherson regions;
