Following the meeting, the Minister instructed to immediately initiate amendments to the regulatory legal acts, necessary to eliminate procedural barriers and accelerate the implementation of the Comprehensive Resilience Plan measures.
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The preparation of the capital for the autumn-winter period, the protection of critical infrastructure, and the implementation of the Comprehensive Resilience Plan were the main topics of a coordination meeting chaired by the Minister of Restoration, Infrastructure, and Transport of Ukraine, Mykola Kalashnyk.
Particular attention was paid to the engineering and technical protection of energy and utility infrastructure facilities, the development of distributed generation, the introduction of cogeneration units, the provision of backup power supply for heat and water supply facilities, as well as adherence to the implementation schedules of measures that determine Kyiv’s readiness for the autumn-winter period.
During the meeting, reports from responsible executors on the implementation of resilience plan measures and the fulfillment of approved schedules were heard. The Minister emphasized that all work must be carried out unconditionally within the specified deadlines, as it concerns critical infrastructure facilities, the functioning of which determines the safety and life support of the capital.
Particular attention was paid to the engineering and technical protection of energy and utility infrastructure facilities, the development of distributed generation, the introduction of cogeneration units, the provision of backup power supply for heat and water supply facilities, as well as adherence to the implementation schedules of measures that determine Kyiv’s readiness for the autumn-winter period.
Following the meeting, the Minister instructed to immediately initiate amendments to the regulatory legal acts, necessary to eliminate procedural barriers and accelerate the implementation of the Comprehensive Resilience Plan measures.
Responsible executors have been instructed to provide detailed work execution schedules for each facility in the shortest possible time, with clearly defined final completion dates. The State Service of Special Communication and Information Protection of Ukraine has been instructed to ensure daily monitoring of work execution at all facilities of the Comprehensive Resilience Plan, promptly inform the Ministry of any deviations from approved schedules, and immediately respond to risks that may affect project implementation timelines.
Previously, it was reported that over 2400 apartment buildings had strengthened their energy independence.