Energopostavlyayuschaya company Kievenergo explains the partial restriction of hot water consumers Podolsky, Svyatoshinskiy and Shevchenko Kyiv districts routine test of thermal networks. According to the press service of Kievenergo.

The report notes that the lack of hot water can also serve as a heat injury, their reconstruction, as well as the forced restriction of feed gas to the gas supply companies teplogeneriruyuschie objects Kievenergo.

In this regard, Kievenergo declares its readiness to provide all the necessary documents, as well as clarifying the Antimonopoly Committee.
The company said that the test heat began on May 12 and has consistently conducted at all the heating.

In particular, with the July 7, began testing the thermal heating station networks ST-2 and district boiler Nikolskaya Borschagivka.

As reported previously AMCU filed a case against Kievenergo on the grounds of abuse of monopoly position when the hot water in Podolsk, Svyatoshinskiy and Shevchenkivskyi areas of Kiev.

Since July 3, Kievenergo resumed the hot water consumers tepoloelektrotsentrali number 6 in connection with the relevant gas supply resumption of the CHP's Kievtransgaz.

Kievenergo uses gas to produce heat and hot water preparation and heating oil - to produce electricity for operating its CHP-5 and CHP-6.

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