In Sevastopol on November 10 will limit energy consumption for legal entities

In Sevastopol on November 10, from 00:00 to 24:00, a restriction on the consumption of electric power is introduced. This was reported in the press service of the enterprise "Sevastopolenergo".

The restriction is introduced at the command of the dispatcher of the Black Sea RDU in accordance with the rules approved by the decree of the government of the Russian Federation. The restriction regime applies only to legal entities located on the territory of Sevastopol.

There is administrative liability for non-compliance. The company explained that the measure is necessary to maintain the stable operation of the power system and prevent the development of an emergency situation.

All consumers are also asked to reduce the load on the grid, which will help to avoid additional power supply restrictions.

On October 25, Governor Mikhail Razvozhaev instructed to limit the supply of light to industrial facilities and shopping centers as much as possible, in order to primarily provide electricity to residential buildings. On the same day, the city introduced a blackout schedule “3 in 3”.

On October 27, Sevastopol switched to the chart “2 in 6” with four bursts, in which light is supplied for two hours each queue. However, due to an emergency outside the region, even this schedule could be disrupted.

On November 2, the city officially confirmed the work on the “2 in 6” schedule. And on November 8, Sevastopolenergo announced the introduction of a temporary restriction of electricity supply: the city receives insufficient electricity to supply it to consumers on schedule. At the same time, socially significant facilities - hospitals, hydroelectric units - are provided with electricity.