Prime Minister Yulia Svyrydenko has announced that Ukraine’s primary sectors are more than 80% prepared for the upcoming heating season. This marks a significant step in ensuring the country’s energy supply remains stable during the winter months. Svyrydenko emphasized that this preparation is critical to meeting the demands of both households and businesses as the heating season approaches.
The government is closely monitoring the progress of energy infrastructure and has implemented measures to maintain the flow of heat and electricity. Officials have also announced plans to continue working on improving the efficiency of the energy network to guarantee uninterrupted service. This level of preparedness reflects the government’s commitment to supporting citizens during the colder months.