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Ukrenergo announces industrial power limits for November 9

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Parts of Ukraine face industrial electricity restrictions and scheduled outages following Russian attacks on energy facilities, RBC-Ukraine reported, citing Ukrenergo.

Ukrenergo has announced plans to limit electricity use by industry in parts of Ukraine on November 9, following large-scale Russian attacks on energy facilities, RBC-Ukraine reported on November 8, citing the company. The restrictions are scheduled to apply from 00:00 to 23:59.

Scheduled power cuts for all categories of consumers are also planned during that period, covering between 1.5 and four outage groups. The cited RBC-Ukraine report did not specify which regions would be covered by the planned restrictions.

Ukrenergo warned that shelling could change conditions in the electricity system. It urged consumers to follow official updates from their regional electricity distributors and use electricity sparingly when power returns.

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