Ukrenergo Reports Power Outages Due to Russian Attacks and Severe Weather
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- •Russian attacks and severe weather caused widespread power outages in Ukraine.
- •168 settlements across five regions were reported without electricity.
- •Ukrenergo advised responsible electricity usage to help stabilize the power grid.
On July 9, 2026, Ukrenergo reported that Russian attacks and severe weather left consumers in five regions without electricity. A total of 168 settlements across four regions were affected by power outages. Ukrenergo urged consumers to use electricity responsibly and operate high-power appliances during the day to balance the power system. The utility crews were engaged in restoration works where safety conditions allowed. The situation was exacerbated by adverse weather conditions, including thunderstorms and strong winds, which also contributed to outages in additional regions. As of July 10, energy consumption was reported to be 2.7% lower than the previous day, attributed to favorable weather conditions enhancing solar energy production. Despite the challenges, Ukrenergo forecasted no planned power outages for July 9.
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