Over the past two weeks, 17 humanitarian cargoes from 11 partners have arrived at the warehouses of the Ministry of Energy hubs, First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Energy of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal reported.

"Over the past two weeks, 17 humanitarian cargoes from 11 partners from Switzerland, Slovakia, Denmark, Canada, Sweden, Azerbaijan, Germany, Austria, Lithuania and Italy have arrived at the warehouses of the Ministry of Energy hubs. During the same period, 774 generators and 40 units of block-modular boiler houses, cogeneration plants, boilers and other equipment were shipped to the regions. We expect the arrival of another 798 generators, 117 transformers and 120 boilers and cogeneration plants," Shmyhal wrote in the Telegram channel following the results of the meeting of the Headquarters on the elimination of the consequences of the emergency situation in the energy sector.

He stressed that the situation with electricity supply remains difficult. Energy workers continue to restore facilities hit by Russia on the night of February 7. The damage is significant.

Shmyhal also added that on Sunday, February 8, the largest daily volume of electricity imports was recorded. This helped to maintain the system after massive Russian attacks and reduce the deficit.

"We are working on comprehensive solutions, in particular, on the launch of additional generation capacities. The work is progressing according to the established schedules. In particular, today we expect the launch of an additional 9 MW of capacity in Kyiv," the minister summed up.