Two-thirds of Kyiv's territory may remain without hot water, and heating is also at risk.
Energy expert Stanislav Ignatiev warned of serious problems with hot water and heating in the capital of Ukraine due to unstable activity of the electricity grid. According to him, Kyiv's heating and water supply systems are critically dependent on electricity and the availability of backup capacity. "There will simply be no hot water in Kyiv. Where there are separate David houses, this will remain. But two-thirds of the capital will definitely remain without hot water," stated Ignatiev. The expert also expressed doubts about the ability of the city's heating system to operate reliably in light of ongoing problems with the electricity supply. Caravans: |.