Germany to supply Kyiv with two mini combined heat and power plants
The German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ), a German government institution that provides international technical assistance, is set to provide Kyiv with two cogeneration units to help alleviate the energy crisis caused by Russian strikes.
Source: Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko on Facebook, as reported by European Pravda
Details: Klitschko said an agreement has been reached with GIZ to deliver two cogeneration units to Kyiv.
He also said the units are due to arrive in Kyiv next week.
Quote: "I thank our German partners for their help at such a difficult time for Kyiv, when our city is living and functioning in a crisis situation."
More details: Klitschko added that Kyiv already has five cogeneration units installed. Two are currently operating, supplying critical infrastructure facilities, while three more are being prepared for launch.
Background:
- Azerbaijan has sent Ukraine five transformers, generators and other equipment for energy needs.
- Ukraine's Foreign Ministry has released a list of assistance provided by Kyiv's partners in January.
- Earlier, Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha urged people around the world to organise fundraising to support Ukrainians through a harsh winter and the ongoing damage to the energy system, as has been done in Poland.
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