Ukrenergo has assessed the current situation in the energy system.

  The energy system of Ukraine continues to experience a significant power deficit. The need for energy conservation remains throughout the day, reported Ukrenergo on Monday, November 18.   "Due to the enemy's massive attack on the energy system in the previous days – today, Ukraine has implemented consumption restrictions for industrial and household consumers. From 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM, two rounds of outages are being applied simultaneously," the statement reads.   In the Odessa region, emergency restoration work is ongoing following the Russian massive attack. Energy workers are gradually reconnecting consumers who have been left without power. It is noted that the consumption restrictions in place in other regions are not being applied in Odessa today.   "Currently, the Ukrainian energy system is continuing to recover after more than ten massive attacks by the Russians. Emergency and planned repairs are ongoing at energy facilities. A significant power deficit persists in the energy system," energy officials warned.   They urge citizens to use electricity sparingly throughout the day and to avoid turning on multiple high-power electrical appliances simultaneously from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM.   Today, Ukraine is importing electricity from Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Hungary, and Moldova, totaling 3,427 MWh, with a maximum capacity of up to 338 MW during certain hours.   Earlier on Monday, it was reported that in four regions, the power outage schedules have been canceled. This was announced by the regional energy companies.