Sweden, Finland and the Netherlands help Khersonoblenergo to stabilize electricity supply

As part of their joint assistance and support, Sweden, Finland and the Netherlands have handed over 37 transformers and 5 kilometers of steel-aluminum wire to Khersonoblenergo.

This was reported by the press service of the Kherson Regional Military Administration, confirming the importance of international cooperation in addressing urgent energy issues.

"Power engineers of Kherson region received much-needed equipment from international partners. This includes 37 transformers and 5 kilometers of steel-aluminum wire with a total weight of 36 tons," the statement said.

This assistance will be a great help in restoring power supply in the area after the explosion at the Kakhovka hydroelectric power plant, which was carried out by the Russian military.

It is noted that all the donated transformers and wires are critical components for the proper functioning of the power grids and maintaining energy stability in the region.

The technical equipment was received by the specialists of JSC Khersonoblenergo under the coordination of the Ministry of Energy and Coal Industry of Ukraine, which demonstrates the coordinated cooperation between the countries to ensure the smooth functioning of the energy system and help Ukraine in a period of difficult challenges.