
New scheme introduced to distribute available power evenly
In Sevastopol, a new electricity supply scheme has been introduced according to the “2 through 6” schedule to evenly distribute the available power and eliminate network overload.
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A new electricity supply scheme has been introduced in Sevastopol due to grid overload.
SIMFEROPOL, September 29 - RIA Novosti. A new electricity supply scheme was introduced in Sevastopol for a more even distribution of available power, the press service of the city government reports.
“Sevastopol has switched to the “2 through 6” schedule - four queues. This is necessary for a more even distribution of available power. It works like this: every two hours, power supply will be alternately restored to one of the four queues,” the message says.
The press service of the Sevastopolenergo company explained that such a scheme is a necessary measure to eliminate overload of electrical networks outside the region.

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