Energy supplier YASNO is optimizing schedules of power outages to improve the predictability of businesses affected by them, the company’s CEO Serhiy Kovalenko said.
“The schedules will become more convenient for businesses. Previously, the addresses of legal entities, which were located in separate buildings, were not in the schedules of probable blackouts, so they could not determine when the power would be turned off. Now legal entity addresses are being added to the databases, so scheduling will become easier,” he wrote on Facebook Monday night.
He said work is continuing on the feedback to replenish the list of addresses that the company’s customers provide on the scheduling pages. The database has been updated in recent days – about 400 addresses have been added.
In all, YASNO has plugged emergency schedules as of Monday morning to stabilization schedules. A total of 804,000 points were shut down in three turns during the day and stabilized the system at 378 MW.
“Repairs are ongoing, so this situation will continue for some time. Please be patient,” Kovalenko noted.
Earlier, YASNO pointed out that Kiev usually consumes 1,000-1,200 MW.
