From March 1, 8 Regions of Ukraine May Be Left Without Gas
Debtor enterprises must pay their bills in time.
On Sunday, March 1, gas supply may be cut off in eight Ukrainian regions due to debts owed by 16 heat-producing enterprises. This was reported by the press service of Naftogaz.
Residents of the following regions may be left without heat:
- Dnipropetrovsk Region;
- Kyiv Region,
- Luhansk Region;
- Odesa Region;
- Poltava Region;
- Kharkiv Region;
- Kherson Region;
- Khmelnytskyi Region.
“The company has notified enterprises in writing of the need to make urgent payments to avoid gas supply cutoffs from March 1, 2020. To avoid the risk of heat supply cutoffs to the population, Naftogaz insists on urgent settlements in accordance with the requirements of the PSO regulation,” — the company said in a statement.
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