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Zaporizhzhia: Stability Amid Power Line Disconnection
Zaporizhzhia: Stability Amid Power Line Disconnection The Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, located in Ukraine, is reportedly stable according to a Saturday announcement from a plant representative, as cited by the RIA news agency. The declaration followed the disconnection of an external power line.The Dneprovskaya power line, responsible for supplying electricity to the facility, was switched off following the triggering of …
Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant Loses Main Power Line, Raising Safety Fears
The Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP) was cut off from its main external power line, once again putting the station’s safety at risk, Ukraine’s state nuclear operator Energoatom reported on November 14. At 16:18, the plant lost connection to the Dniprovska transmission line, its primary link to Ukraine’s united energy system. As a result, ZNPP is now operating on electricity from only one remaining external power line. Energoatom warned th…
On Friday, November 14, the Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant lost power to the Dnieper power line. It is the main one for powering the temporarily occupied station. As a result, the NPP was under threat of another blackout.
Russian-held Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant stable after external power line switched off
MOSCOW (Reuters): The situation at the Russian-held Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine remains stable after one external power line had been switched off, the RIA news agency reported on Saturday, citing the plant’s representative. The Dneprovskaya power line supplying electricity to the plant was switched off as a result of the automatic protection being triggered, the plant said on Friday.
Energoatom informs about this. According to the department, today, at 16:18 Kyiv time, the nuclear power plant lost power to one of the two external power transmission lines — 750 kV NPP — Dniprovsk, which is the main one for powering the temporarily occupied station in Enerhodar. Currently, the station receives electricity for its own needs from only one power line. The provision of external power to the station, necessary for safe operation, i…
WEC lost power to one of the two external power lines.
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