Emergency power cuts are introduced today throughout #Ukraine according to Ukrenergo 
The current power deficit has reached 27% according to the statement, up from 20% yesterday after repairs were made. It seems this setback is due to higher power consumption, due to the drop in temperatures.
The power deficit before the latest Russian strike was on average 10-15%, but climber to 30% as a result of the strikes.
Ukraine is effectively in a race against time to repair its infrastructure before the next large-scale Russian strike against it.
#Ukrainian authorities are also rushing the installation of "unbreakable points" with power generators, shelter and water supplies that would remain active even during blackouts.
This is (partly) why power generators are needed, with many countries transferring units to the #Ukraine and planning to continue to do so in the coming months.
Ukrenergo says that, as of this morning, the country's energy deficit still stands at 30% as a result of the waves of Russian strikes that have hit #Ukraine's energy infrastructure
Ukrenergo says that the higher deficit (compared to 15 to 20 % prior to the November 23 strike) is due to the higher consumption, and the need to implement emergency shut down of several plants yesterday morning
BTW I am working on an upcoming article for @cepa, on this new "war against the dark" that #Ukraine is being forced to fight due to the regular strikes carried out by #Russia
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