Russian-Occupied Zaporizhia NPP Disconnected From Ukraine's Grid for over 10 Days, Running on Diesel Generators
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Russian-occupied Zaporizhia NPP disconnected from Ukraine's grid for over 10 days, running on diesel generators
The Russian-occupied Zaporizhia Nuclear Power Plant, which lost its external connection to Ukraine's unified energy system on Aug 20, has still not been reconnected due to the security situation and continues to run on diesel generators, a source close to the government told Energoreforma.
Russia-Ukraine War Latest News: ‘External Power Must Be Restored’ – Russia Says Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Relies on Diesel Generators Amid Ongoing Tensions
Russia's Rosatom state nuclear corporation said on Monday that its priority was to keep the Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in southeast Ukraine. The post Russia-Ukraine War Latest News: ‘External Power Must Be Restored’ – Russia Says Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Relies on Diesel Generators Amid Ongoing Tensions appeared first on The Sunday Guardian.
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