- As a result of hostilities and Russian attacks on energy infrastructure, some consumers in Sumy, Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia and Chernihiv regions remain temporarily without electricity.

- As soon as the security situation permits, energy workers begin restoring damaged equipment to restore electricity to Ukrainian homes as quickly as possible.

- Yesterday, two energy workers were injured when a Russian drone struck a vehicle carrying energy workers in the city of Sloviansk. The injured are receiving the necessary medical assistance.

- Due to grid constraints caused by previous Russian attacks, hourly power outage schedules are being implemented in a number of regions of Ukraine today, along with capacity restriction schedules for industry and businesses. This is a necessary measure that helps prevent grid overloads and protect the energy system against large-scale emergencies. Current schedules are published on the official websites of regional distribution system operators. For updates on changes to electricity supply, please refer to the official channels of your regional electricity distribution company.

- Operational information on the consequences of attacks and the state of the energy system is published exclusively through official channels, without unnecessary detail. We urge everyone to rely only on verified sources and refrain from sharing materials that could assist the enemy.

- The eOpora portal has been launched in Ukraine. It is a single information resource providing practical advice and up-to-date information on winter preparedness, government support and assistance to the public. More information is available at: https://eopora.gov.ua/

For more information on the operational situation in the energy system, watch the briefing by First Deputy Minister of Energy of Ukraine Artem Nekrasov.