Ukraine Will Increase Water Flow to Nistru by About 20%
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The Ukrainian side accepted Wednesday, October 14, to increase by about 20% the volume of water spilled from the Novodnistrovsk Hydroenergy Complex. The understanding was obtained by Prime Minister Vasile Tofan at a meeting with Ukraine's first vice-president, Denis Smîhal, at a time when the river reached minimum levels due to drought.
The authorities in Ukraine are ready to supplement the water flow from the Novodnistrovsk Hydroenergetic Complex by about 20%. Although the situation on the upper course of the river remains complicated, Prime Minister Vasile Tofan has reached an understanding with Ukraine's first vice-president, Denis Smîhal, regarding the discharge of a larger volume of water into the Nistru.
Prime Minister Vasile Tofan and Energy Minister Dorin Junghetu today had a meeting with Prime Minister and Minister of Energy of Ukraine, Denis Shmîhal. The parties discussed the management of energy and hydrological crises. Thus, although the situation on the upper course of the River Nistru remains complicated, Ukraine agreed to increase by about 20% the flow of water spilled from the Complex [...] Article Ukraine will increase by about 20% th…
Prime Minister Vasile Tofan and Energy Minister Dorin Junghetu spoke with Ukraine's Prime Minister and Energy Minister Denis Shmîhal about the management of energy and hydrological crises. During the meeting, the Ukrainian side agreed to increase the flow of water from the Novodnistrovsk Hydropower Complex by approximately 20% compared to the previous period. According to the authorities, the [...] Article Ukraine will increase the flow of water…
Prime Minister Vasile Tofan and Energy Minister Dorin Junghetu today had an official meeting with Prime Minister and Minister of Energy of Ukraine, Denis Shmîhal, focused on managing the hydrological crisis on the River Nistru and regional energy security. Following negotiations, the Ukrainian side agreed to increase the water flow from the Complex by about 20%.
Moldova will receive more water from Nistru, after Ukraine has agreed to increase the flow of water from the Novodnistrovsk Hydroenergy Complex by about 20%. The decision was discussed today, in an interview between Prime Minister Vasile Tofan, Energy Minister Dorin Junghetu, and Prime Minister Denis Smîhal, Ukraine's Energy Minister and Prime Minister Denis Smîhal. According to the Government, the situation [...] Article BREAKING NEWS Ukraine i…
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