Power restrictions introduced in Sevastopol Sevastopolnergo announced temporary restrictions to ease grid overload outside the region and prevent a wider energy system accident. Incoming electricity is insufficient for planned supply, although hospitals, hydro facilities and other critical facilities remain powered. Damage to the energy infrastructure outside Crimea on the night of November 3-4 caused blackouts across the peninsula, which relies heavily on external electricity. Disruptions affected water supply, pumps, treatment plants and public transportation. On November 5, authorities ordered a full reconnection and lifted the restrictions, but Governor Razvozhiev warned that the situation remained unstable with future outages. Local measures include cost compensation for generators and solar plants.