In Ukraine due to damage power facilities during massive missile and drone attacks by the Russian Federation use power outage schedules.
This was reported by URA-Inform with reference to Yasno.
There are a total of six queues, which are equal to each other by consumption. The press service of the Yasno company explained how these queues work.
“A queue is a group of consumers that consumes a certain amount of electricity. The greater the deficit in the power system, the more queues of consumers are disconnected at the same time,” the report says.
< p>So, if only one shutdown queue is applied – this means that consumers may not have power for up to four hours during the day.
If two shutdown queues are applied at the same time – there will be no power for up to eight hours a day.
There may be no power for up to 12 hours a day if three stages are used simultaneously. Four stages of shutdowns – there will be no power for more than 12 hours, as well as a shutdown in the light gray areas of the graphs.
And accordingly, if five or six queues are being restricted at the same time – this means that emergency power outages have begun and the graphs are not working.
It also became known when the Ukrainian energy system will return to normal: a new forecast from the Razumkov Center has appeared.