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⚡Repair work doesn't stop, even when sites are badly damaged. Our engineers return to power plants and substations day after day to repair equipment hit by recent attacks. This is not quick or simple work. It means assessing damage, working around destroyed infrastructure and rebuilding systems piece by piece,...

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🇵🇸 Gaza engineers salvage damaged medical equipment to keep hospitals running In the face of crumbling medical equipment, teams of engineers in Gaza have resorted to salvaging parts from damaged machinery and refitting them in a desperate attempt to repair what they can and restore some functionality to various medical devices. “We now collect equipment damaged during the [Israeli] ground incursion and the bombing of the hospital. We collect them, dismantle matching equipment of the same type, salvage and repair the parts, and then reassemble the equipment,” Ahmed Younis, an engineer at Al-Shifa Hospital told Drop Site. “We have managed to restore only around 15% of the hospital’s equipment. Most of the equipment needs to be replaced and is difficult to repair under the current conditions.” “But the equipment is not operating at the level of efficiency it is supposed to,” he warned. “The MRI machines and other radiology equipment, such as CT scanners and lithotripsy machines, were completely destroyed.” The lack of functional diagnostic equipment has severely impaired doctors’ abilities to treat patients in Gaza. “This has resulted in severe complications and, in some cases, patients have lost their lives because we were unable to determine the correct diagnosis,” Dr. Mohammed Amin Matar, the head of the radiology department at Al-Shifa, told Drop Site.
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🇵🇸 Gaza engineers salvage damaged medical equipment to keep hospitals running In the face of crumbling medical equipment, teams of engineers in Gaza have resorted to salvaging parts from damaged machinery and refitting them in a desperate attempt to repair what they can and restore some functionality to various medical devices. “We now collect equipment damaged during the [Israeli] ground incursion and the bombing of the hospital. We collect them, dismantle matching equipment of the same type, salvage and repair the parts, and then reassemble the equipment,” Ahmed Younis, an engineer at Al-Shifa Hospital told Drop Site. “We have managed to restore only around 15% of the hospital’s equipment. Most of the equipment needs to be replaced and is difficult to repair under the current conditions.” “But the equipment is not operating at the level of efficiency it is supposed to,” he warned. “The MRI machines and other radiology equipment, such as CT scanners and lithotripsy machines, were completely destroyed.” The lack of functional diagnostic equipment has severely impaired doctors’ abilities to treat patients in Gaza. “This has resulted in severe complications and, in some cases, patients have lost their lives because we were unable to determine the correct diagnosis,” Dr. Mohammed Amin Matar, the head of the radiology department at Al-Shifa, told Drop Site.

Drop Site

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The future of energy warfare is already here. Europe should take note. A new report by Eurelectric reveals how attacks on Ukraine’s power system have evolved, and what this means for Europe’s energy security. What has changed in 2025-2026: • Hundreds of drones in first wave to overwhelm air defences → 3-5 precision missiles follow to deliver fatal strikes • Even with 60-70% interception, a few strikes can cause catastrophic damage • Cyberattacks up by 30-40%, with increasing use of AI The primary targets: transformers and compressors – vital equipment with long replacement times that create bottlenecks and isolating regions into "energy islands". For DTEK teams, the reality is human. Repair crews return to damaged sites within minutes, often working between attacks to reconnect hundreds of thousands of people. The report's message for Europe: hybrid threats to energy systems are growing in scale and sophistication. EU utilities must prepare now – not after attacks begin.
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The future of energy warfare is already here. Europe should take note. A new report by Eurelectric reveals how attacks on Ukraine’s power system have evolved, and what this means for Europe’s energy security. What has changed in 2025-2026: • Hundreds of drones in first wave to overwhelm air defences → 3-5 precision missiles follow to deliver fatal strikes • Even with 60-70% interception, a few strikes can cause catastrophic damage • Cyberattacks up by 30-40%, with increasing use of AI The primary targets: transformers and compressors – vital equipment with long replacement times that create bottlenecks and isolating regions into "energy islands". For DTEK teams, the reality is human. Repair crews return to damaged sites within minutes, often working between attacks to reconnect hundreds of thousands of people. The report's message for Europe: hybrid threats to energy systems are growing in scale and sophistication. EU utilities must prepare now – not after attacks begin.

DTEK Group

28,117 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

Our crews are continuing to work to restore power after Hurricane Helene. We wanted to answer your questions on what assessing damage means and the time that it takes our damage assessors to work. Know that our efforts will continue throughout the night. We have a small team that operates out of our Storm Center in Atlanta to help move thousands of team members efficiently for you. Jason is one of the leaders of this group and will talk more about what assessing conditions means. This is a critical step in our process that allows us to fully evaluate the damage, with the hardest hit areas. We thank our customers for their patience as we work around the clock to get their power restored. For more information, visit
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Our crews are continuing to work to restore power after Hurricane Helene. We wanted to answer your questions on what assessing damage means and the time that it takes our damage assessors to work. Know that our efforts will continue throughout the night. We have a small team that operates out of our Storm Center in Atlanta to help move thousands of team members efficiently for you. Jason is one of the leaders of this group and will talk more about what assessing conditions means. This is a critical step in our process that allows us to fully evaluate the damage, with the hardest hit areas. We thank our customers for their patience as we work around the clock to get their power restored. For more information, visit

Georgia Power

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Last night, the Russian army “defeated” yet another hospital – in Kyiv, with a functioning inpatient unit. Patients had to be evacuated. There are casualties. Sadly, one person has been killed. My condolences to the family and loved ones. Everyone who needs assistance is receiving help. Of course, Ukrainians will restore this hospital. That is the kind of people we are – Ukrainians always rebuild what has been destroyed. Likewise, repair crews, energy specialists, and all essential services are working in the regions where the Russians have caused new damage and new power outages. Overnight, 165 attack drones were launched, around 100 of them “shaheds.” And it is crucial that our partners never forget: air defense is needed every day; funding for the production of interceptor drones is needed every day; equipment for the energy sector is needed every day. This week, we will be working with our European and American partners to ensure that Ukraine has the assistance it needs. I am grateful to everyone who supports our state and our people.
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Last night, the Russian army “defeated” yet another hospital – in Kyiv, with a functioning inpatient unit. Patients had to be evacuated. There are casualties. Sadly, one person has been killed. My condolences to the family and loved ones. Everyone who needs assistance is receiving help. Of course, Ukrainians will restore this hospital. That is the kind of people we are – Ukrainians always rebuild what has been destroyed. Likewise, repair crews, energy specialists, and all essential services are working in the regions where the Russians have caused new damage and new power outages. Overnight, 165 attack drones were launched, around 100 of them “shaheds.” And it is crucial that our partners never forget: air defense is needed every day; funding for the production of interceptor drones is needed every day; equipment for the energy sector is needed every day. This week, we will be working with our European and American partners to ensure that Ukraine has the assistance it needs. I am grateful to everyone who supports our state and our people.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

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Not even a full month since every 🇺🇦 stan on this platform was full of joy that Russia will never be able to launch men into space again, 18 trucks deliver elements and equipment necessary for the restoration of the service cabin that was damaged following the launch of Soyuz rocket at Baikonur, Kazakhstan. 130 employees of Roscosmos enterprises are involved in the repair work at the 31st launch pad, said Dmitry Baranov, the corporation's deputy general director. According to him, priming and painting work is currently underway, and the readiness of the launch complex for the first launch is scheduled for the end of winter 2026. Baranov noted that the schedule of repair work has been formed, approved, and is under strict control, and also refuted rumors about the termination of the Russian manned program, urging not to speculate on the subject of the occurred malfunction.
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Not even a full month since every 🇺🇦 stan on this platform was full of joy that Russia will never be able to launch men into space again, 18 trucks deliver elements and equipment necessary for the restoration of the service cabin that was damaged following the launch of Soyuz rocket at Baikonur, Kazakhstan. 130 employees of Roscosmos enterprises are involved in the repair work at the 31st launch pad, said Dmitry Baranov, the corporation's deputy general director. According to him, priming and painting work is currently underway, and the readiness of the launch complex for the first launch is scheduled for the end of winter 2026. Baranov noted that the schedule of repair work has been formed, approved, and is under strict control, and also refuted rumors about the termination of the Russian manned program, urging not to speculate on the subject of the occurred malfunction.

Olga Bazova

38,335 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

Ukraine is enduring its coldest winter in years. As temperatures drop to -15°C, russia is weaponising the freeze – targeting grids and power stations to deny heat and light to millions. The latest strikes on 8-9th and 13th January severely damaged energy grids in Kyiv, Odesa and Dnipro. Hundreds of thousands lost electricity in the depths of winter. Our response: 629 repair crews working round the clock in sub-zero conditions, under the constant threat of renewed attacks. This is what resilience looks like.
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Ukraine is enduring its coldest winter in years. As temperatures drop to -15°C, russia is weaponising the freeze – targeting grids and power stations to deny heat and light to millions. The latest strikes on 8-9th and 13th January severely damaged energy grids in Kyiv, Odesa and Dnipro. Hundreds of thousands lost electricity in the depths of winter. Our response: 629 repair crews working round the clock in sub-zero conditions, under the constant threat of renewed attacks. This is what resilience looks like.

DTEK Group

4,760,413 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

There is not a single power plant left in Ukraine that has not been damaged by Russian attacks. Not one. But we still generate electricity. Thanks to our people. We have kept our system running thanks to physical protection of the facilities – and thanks to everyone who helps us with air defense. Just as important, Ukraine still has power because of our people – thousands of workers who serve millions. When I see our energy workers, our repair crews, rescue teams – I see something that is often missing in politics: true dedication – the ability to work at one hundred percent, to act immediately – in a real emergency. Not in a month, not in a year or two, but they save lives here, they save lives now. All these years. Many politicians could learn – and must learn – from ordinary rescuers, from ordinary repair crews, from ordinary electricians – how to act immediately.
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There is not a single power plant left in Ukraine that has not been damaged by Russian attacks. Not one. But we still generate electricity. Thanks to our people. We have kept our system running thanks to physical protection of the facilities – and thanks to everyone who helps us with air defense. Just as important, Ukraine still has power because of our people – thousands of workers who serve millions. When I see our energy workers, our repair crews, rescue teams – I see something that is often missing in politics: true dedication – the ability to work at one hundred percent, to act immediately – in a real emergency. Not in a month, not in a year or two, but they save lives here, they save lives now. All these years. Many politicians could learn – and must learn – from ordinary rescuers, from ordinary repair crews, from ordinary electricians – how to act immediately.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

316,271 görüntüleme • 6 ay önce

Black ice on roads across the USA. Extremely dangerous driving conditions. Subzero temps and brutal winds. Yet who shows up and works around the clock to clear roads, restore power, tow broken equipment, fix pipes, repair damaged roofs while fueled by gas station food and cheap coffee? This is an appreciation post for the men who do the hard, dangerous work the rest of us depend on to keep society running - THANK YOU!!
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Black ice on roads across the USA. Extremely dangerous driving conditions. Subzero temps and brutal winds. Yet who shows up and works around the clock to clear roads, restore power, tow broken equipment, fix pipes, repair damaged roofs while fueled by gas station food and cheap coffee? This is an appreciation post for the men who do the hard, dangerous work the rest of us depend on to keep society running - THANK YOU!!

Tanya Tay Posobiec ☦️

97,978 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

I thank all our people, all repair crews working around the clock to restore the energy sector after Russian strikes. In every city, in every community, you are restoring light, heating, and water supplies in harsh weather conditions. This is extremely hard work, but it is precisely this kind of effort that strengthens our country’s internal resilience and supports our positions in diplomacy. The situation in the energy system remains difficult, but we are doing everything we can to restore all services as quickly as possible. And last night, over 200 strike drones were launched against us. The Sumy, Kharkiv, Dnipro, Zaporizhzhia, Khmelnytskyi, and Odesa regions came under attack. Dozens of people have been injured, including a child. As of now, two people have been reported killed. My condolences to their families and loved ones. This week alone has seen more than 1,300 attack drones, around 1,050 guided aerial bombs and 29 missiles of various types in total. That is why Ukraine still needs more protection – above all, more missiles for air defense systems. If Russia is deliberately dragging out the diplomatic process, the world’s response must be decisive: more assistance for Ukraine and more pressure on the aggressor. I thank all our partners who stand with us now, who are ready to help protect lives and strengthen Ukraine, and to work together to restore security.
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I thank all our people, all repair crews working around the clock to restore the energy sector after Russian strikes. In every city, in every community, you are restoring light, heating, and water supplies in harsh weather conditions. This is extremely hard work, but it is precisely this kind of effort that strengthens our country’s internal resilience and supports our positions in diplomacy. The situation in the energy system remains difficult, but we are doing everything we can to restore all services as quickly as possible. And last night, over 200 strike drones were launched against us. The Sumy, Kharkiv, Dnipro, Zaporizhzhia, Khmelnytskyi, and Odesa regions came under attack. Dozens of people have been injured, including a child. As of now, two people have been reported killed. My condolences to their families and loved ones. This week alone has seen more than 1,300 attack drones, around 1,050 guided aerial bombs and 29 missiles of various types in total. That is why Ukraine still needs more protection – above all, more missiles for air defense systems. If Russia is deliberately dragging out the diplomatic process, the world’s response must be decisive: more assistance for Ukraine and more pressure on the aggressor. I thank all our partners who stand with us now, who are ready to help protect lives and strengthen Ukraine, and to work together to restore security.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

265,126 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

Russia is trying to destroy our power plants and our entire energy system. It’s trying to kill our light. And Ukraine, together with our friends, is fighting against the darkness. This is a battle where everything is clear. There are no gray zones here. And there are also deep Christian meanings in this – in how we defend ourselves, in how we get assisted, in how our people help each other in any circumstances. In how repair crews work day and night, under shellings, in minus 20 degrees, to make sure enemy strikes do not destroy life and that light returns. We fight every day so that darkness loses. So it’s important for us to have enough air defense for safe sky. It is important for us to support our people and recover after strikes. It is important for us to achieve a dignified peace and reliable security guarantees. And I thank you for every action and every prayer that helps make this possible. I addressed the 20th American-Ukrainian Prayer Breakfast.
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Russia is trying to destroy our power plants and our entire energy system. It’s trying to kill our light. And Ukraine, together with our friends, is fighting against the darkness. This is a battle where everything is clear. There are no gray zones here. And there are also deep Christian meanings in this – in how we defend ourselves, in how we get assisted, in how our people help each other in any circumstances. In how repair crews work day and night, under shellings, in minus 20 degrees, to make sure enemy strikes do not destroy life and that light returns. We fight every day so that darkness loses. So it’s important for us to have enough air defense for safe sky. It is important for us to support our people and recover after strikes. It is important for us to achieve a dignified peace and reliable security guarantees. And I thank you for every action and every prayer that helps make this possible. I addressed the 20th American-Ukrainian Prayer Breakfast.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

438,121 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

Today, I held a Staff meeting, focusing primarily on energy security and the protection of our energy system. The Russians have not changed their objective of destroying Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, relentlessly attacking and adjusting their strikes to our defense capabilities, making it more difficult to repel them. Today’s reports covered defense systems, the protection of energy facilities, and the recovery efforts after attacks. We also discussed air defense capabilities and the need for interceptor missiles. New tasks have been assigned to our diplomats and the Ministry of Defense for working with partners. The supply of air defense systems for Ukraine is critical and must not stop. It is essential to constantly seek ways worldwide to strengthen our defense, increase domestic production of necessary equipment, localize manufacturing, and secure licensing agreements with partners. This is crucial work, with much of Ukraine’s future depending on it.
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Today, I held a Staff meeting, focusing primarily on energy security and the protection of our energy system. The Russians have not changed their objective of destroying Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, relentlessly attacking and adjusting their strikes to our defense capabilities, making it more difficult to repel them. Today’s reports covered defense systems, the protection of energy facilities, and the recovery efforts after attacks. We also discussed air defense capabilities and the need for interceptor missiles. New tasks have been assigned to our diplomats and the Ministry of Defense for working with partners. The supply of air defense systems for Ukraine is critical and must not stop. It is essential to constantly seek ways worldwide to strengthen our defense, increase domestic production of necessary equipment, localize manufacturing, and secure licensing agreements with partners. This is crucial work, with much of Ukraine’s future depending on it.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

215,320 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

This morning, a technical incident occurred on the energy grid: two lines between Romania and Moldova, as well as lines on Ukrainian territory, stopped operating. The causes are being thoroughly investigated. As of now, there is no confirmation of external interference or a cyberattack. Most indications point to weather: ice buildup on the lines and automatic shutdowns. Over the course of the day, we largely restored the pre-incident situation, and stabilization and restoration of services for the population are now ongoing. I thank all our repair crews who are working on preserving Ukraine’s energy sector under these extremely difficult conditions.
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This morning, a technical incident occurred on the energy grid: two lines between Romania and Moldova, as well as lines on Ukrainian territory, stopped operating. The causes are being thoroughly investigated. As of now, there is no confirmation of external interference or a cyberattack. Most indications point to weather: ice buildup on the lines and automatic shutdowns. Over the course of the day, we largely restored the pre-incident situation, and stabilization and restoration of services for the population are now ongoing. I thank all our repair crews who are working on preserving Ukraine’s energy sector under these extremely difficult conditions.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

517,599 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

Chinese EVs are hard to repair and 3rd party repair shops are generally restricted by OEMs to work on BMS, battery packs and electronic components or they may face lawsuits. If possible, OEMs try to keep all repairs done in house, usually charging exorbitant amount of money. For parts mechanics are allowed to work on, the process could be very frustrating. This mechanic is furious with OEM keeping sending him wrong part even though they have the vehicle’s VIN number. Tesla CN doesn’t have restrictive repair policy. This mechanic says Teslas are easy to repair. Tesla is the only EV he recommends to buy.
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Chinese EVs are hard to repair and 3rd party repair shops are generally restricted by OEMs to work on BMS, battery packs and electronic components or they may face lawsuits. If possible, OEMs try to keep all repairs done in house, usually charging exorbitant amount of money. For parts mechanics are allowed to work on, the process could be very frustrating. This mechanic is furious with OEM keeping sending him wrong part even though they have the vehicle’s VIN number. Tesla CN doesn’t have restrictive repair policy. This mechanic says Teslas are easy to repair. Tesla is the only EV he recommends to buy.

Ray

139,399 görüntüleme • 11 ay önce

This summer has been difficult for far too many Bahamians. I know the discomfort and disruption these outages have caused, especially in this heat. My prayers are with every family and business affected, and I am deeply grateful to the BPL teams working in challenging conditions to restore power. Our responsibility is not only to bring relief today, but to build a modern energy system Bahamians can depend on tomorrow. These are the investments we are making. This is the work we are doing. We will see it through.
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This summer has been difficult for far too many Bahamians. I know the discomfort and disruption these outages have caused, especially in this heat. My prayers are with every family and business affected, and I am deeply grateful to the BPL teams working in challenging conditions to restore power. Our responsibility is not only to bring relief today, but to build a modern energy system Bahamians can depend on tomorrow. These are the investments we are making. This is the work we are doing. We will see it through.

Philip Brave Davis

10,575 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

We have an urgent request and are opening a fundraiser for 600 000 UAH (€12 500) to repair vehicles and equipment for aircrafts. Without this, the guys won’t be able to keep working - vehicles and aircrafts are running at their limits, and repairs can’t wait. Every contribution is critically important right now. Please support. It matters. Thanks to each of you, the unit keeps going and continues its work without pause. Links below
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We have an urgent request and are opening a fundraiser for 600 000 UAH (€12 500) to repair vehicles and equipment for aircrafts. Without this, the guys won’t be able to keep working - vehicles and aircrafts are running at their limits, and repairs can’t wait. Every contribution is critically important right now. Please support. It matters. Thanks to each of you, the unit keeps going and continues its work without pause. Links below

Serhii Rieznik 🇺🇦

18,925 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce

. A quick visit to the disability area and the maternity section. All the cats and kittens are doing well as you can see - but look a little closer and you will see some of the areas of damage we reported about 3 days ago. Please find it in your heart to send a donation to help with the repair work. Winter is approaching. Our bank account is- Banca Sella SPA, Account name -House of cats Ernesto IBAN IT73E0326822300052461720340
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. A quick visit to the disability area and the maternity section. All the cats and kittens are doing well as you can see - but look a little closer and you will see some of the areas of damage we reported about 3 days ago. Please find it in your heart to send a donation to help with the repair work. Winter is approaching. Our bank account is- Banca Sella SPA, Account name -House of cats Ernesto IBAN IT73E0326822300052461720340

Ernesto’s Sanctuary for Syrian Animals

16,789 görüntüleme • 1 yıl önce

⚠️1/28 6 p.m. Update⚠️ MTE is proud to say that after reaching a peak of 23,479 outages on the morning of Sunday, 1/25, we now have around 112 remaining. This incredible work has been hard-earned by our dedicated lineworkers, support crews and the entire team behind the scenes at Middle Tennessee Electric. We can't say thank you enough to our members for the overwhelming patience, support and understanding you have shown us over the past few days. It is an honor to serve you and your amazing communities across Middle Tennessee. This will be our last official update post for Winter Storm Fern restoration efforts and our last video update from MTE President & CEO Chris Jones. A few reminders before we sign off: ➡️Please know that our team will still be closely monitoring social media and responding to as many messages, questions and comments as we can. ➡️ For any member waiting on an electrician to repair damage to the weatherhead, riser pipe or meter base, rest assured that our crews are standing by to reconnect power as soon as necessary repairs are made. ➡️If you are currently one of our members impacted by a single outage, and you have any questions about damage to equipment or power restoration, please call our member support team at 877-777-9020.
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⚠️1/28 6 p.m. Update⚠️ MTE is proud to say that after reaching a peak of 23,479 outages on the morning of Sunday, 1/25, we now have around 112 remaining. This incredible work has been hard-earned by our dedicated lineworkers, support crews and the entire team behind the scenes at Middle Tennessee Electric. We can't say thank you enough to our members for the overwhelming patience, support and understanding you have shown us over the past few days. It is an honor to serve you and your amazing communities across Middle Tennessee. This will be our last official update post for Winter Storm Fern restoration efforts and our last video update from MTE President & CEO Chris Jones. A few reminders before we sign off: ➡️Please know that our team will still be closely monitoring social media and responding to as many messages, questions and comments as we can. ➡️ For any member waiting on an electrician to repair damage to the weatherhead, riser pipe or meter base, rest assured that our crews are standing by to reconnect power as soon as necessary repairs are made. ➡️If you are currently one of our members impacted by a single outage, and you have any questions about damage to equipment or power restoration, please call our member support team at 877-777-9020.

MidTnElectric

36,693 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

Russia continues to weaponize winter by targeting Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, leaving families without heat, water, or light. Alongside my colleague Minister Tim Hodgson, I announced that we are fast-tracking the remaining $10 million of Canada’s $70-million contribution to help Ukraine repair and protect its power grid and deliver critical equipment before winter sets in. Canada will stand with Ukraine, for as long as it takes. Slava Ukraini.
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Russia continues to weaponize winter by targeting Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, leaving families without heat, water, or light. Alongside my colleague Minister Tim Hodgson, I announced that we are fast-tracking the remaining $10 million of Canada’s $70-million contribution to help Ukraine repair and protect its power grid and deliver critical equipment before winter sets in. Canada will stand with Ukraine, for as long as it takes. Slava Ukraini.

Anita Anand

33,071 görüntüleme • 10 ay önce