In Crimea, there are restrictions on electricity due to insufficient capacity
Restrictions on electricity consumption have been imposed across the peninsula. As explained in the press service of the state enterprise "Krymenergo", this is a forced measure - it is necessary to eliminate overload of electric networks and prevent an accident in the power system.

Restrictions on electricity consumption have been imposed across the peninsula. As explained in the press service of the state enterprise "Krymenergo", this is a forced measure - it is necessary to eliminate overload of electric networks and prevent an accident in the power system.
It is currently impossible to observe shutdown schedules and evenly distribute available capacity. Power lines and other network equipment are shut down promptly, depending on the situation in specific energy districts.
That is why it is not possible to inform consumers in advance. For socially significant facilities, backup power supply schemes are used.
Recall that the situation with electricity in the Crimea was complicated in early November 2026. On November 3, due to an accident on the main networks outside the peninsula, restrictions on the supply of light were introduced in the republic, and the available capacities were sent to power socially important facilities.
On the morning of November 4, a new accident was reported on the peninsula, after which the shutdowns were reintroduced. In “Krymenergo” confirmed that the schedules of power supply restriction suspended: the supply of electricity to settlements is regulated taking into account the current capabilities of the power system, and not according to a pre-approved schedule.
The head of the Crimea Sergey Aksyonov on November 6 said that emergency brigades are working in a strengthened mode, and the Chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Republic Yuri Gotsanyuk is in Kerch, Deputy Prime Ministers in the supervised regions. According to him, it is impossible to fix everything at once due to technical, military and subjective reasons.



