Power outages in Ukraine: when will there be no electricity on November 21 (schedules)
On Thursday, electricity shutdown schedules will be in effect in Ukraine until late evening. This was reported by the press service of NEC "Ukrenergo" on November 20.
When will the shutdown schedules be in effect?
On November 21, the following will be implemented:
- one shutdown queue — from 7:00 AM to 11:00 AM;
- two shutdown queues — from 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM;
- one shutdown queue — from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM.
Ukrenergo noted that the shutdowns are necessary due to damage to energy facilities as a result of a massive attack by the Russian Armed Forces on November 17.
"Emergency restoration works are ongoing, and energy workers are doing everything possible to restore the damaged equipment," the press service assured.
Ukrainians are urged, during hours of electricity availability, to avoid using multiple high-power devices simultaneously.
Where to check the electricity shutdown schedules
You can check when electricity will be scheduled for shutdown at a specific address depending on the region:
- Schedules for Kyiv;
- Schedules for Kyiv Oblast;
- Schedules for Odesa Oblast;
- Schedules for Dnipropetrovsk Oblast;
- Schedules for Vinnytsia Oblast;
- Schedules for Donetsk Oblast;
- Schedules for Zhytomyr Oblast;
- Schedules for Zaporizhzhia Oblast;
- Schedules for Sumy Oblast;
- Schedules for Poltava Oblast;
- Schedules for Kharkiv Oblast;
- Schedules for Chernihiv Oblast;
- Schedules for Lviv Oblast;
- Schedules for Zakarpattia Oblast;
- Schedules for Ternopil Oblast;
- Schedules for Khmelnytskyi Oblast;
- Schedules for Rivne Oblast;
- Schedules for Volyn Oblast;
- Schedules for Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast;
- Schedules for Chernivtsi Oblast;
- Schedules for Cherkasy Oblast;
- Schedules for Kirovohrad Oblast;
- Schedules for Mykolaiv Oblast.
Recall that on November 20, electricity shutdown schedules were also in effect in Ukraine. However, only one queue was implemented instead of two, and in some regions, the schedules were completely canceled.
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