NPC Ukrenergo put into operation one of the 330 kV high-voltage transmission lines in the south of Ukraine, which made it possible to improve the output of generation power, including nuclear and thermal.
“Today, one of the 330 kV high-voltage lines in the south of Ukraine was put into operation. This made it possible to improve the power output of a number of power plants, including thermal and nuclear ones. Thus, now all nuclear power plants are working stably in the network, as well as plants of other types – thermal power plants, hydroelectric power plants and renewable energy sources,” Ukrenergo noted on its Telegram channel on Thursday evening.
The company emphasized that the frequency in the network is stable – 50 Hz.
Ukrenergo also indicated that work on the restoration of main power grids is ongoing: a substation and a 750 kV line are being restored, as well as two 330 kV lines in Kyiv region, two more 330 kV lines that run through Kyiv and Chernihiv regions have been repaired and getting ready to operate.
According to the company, distribution system operators resumed power supply to more than 19,800 consumers over the past day.
“Consumption is stable and shows a growth trend,” Ukrenergo assured.
As reported, on Thursday morning, Energoatom reported that due to damage to the high-voltage transmission line 330 kV, the Zaporizhia NPP switched to work to provide only their own needs.
