Kharkiv will receive a power plant from Naftogaz

“This plant was built in 2007 but has not been in operation. It can really help the frontline city of one million people during the war and provide heat and electricity to its residents. So when the city of Kharkiv asked us to transfer this unit, we had no hesitation. It is definitely needed there now,” said Alexey Chernyshev.

As Igor Terekhov has emphasized many times before, the installation of cogeneration units and modular boiler houses is one of the steps in preparing for the next heating season. This will help decentralize the heat supply system, ensure energy security and energy efficiency.