
GPEC estimates that heat will return during the night hours
AI-generated summary
Failure of the heating network in Gdańsk caused by a leak from a large-diameter pipe. It was considered to postpone the repair until warmer days, but after the installation was exposed, it was decided to immediately turn off the network and repair it.
According to preliminary information, the radiators should start heating again at night. This is estimated by the Gdańskie Przedsiębiorstwo Energetyki Cieplnej - reports RMF FM reporter Stanisław Pawłowski.
The cause of the failure is a leak from a large diameter heating pipe. The effects will be felt mainly by residents of the Ujeściska and Łostowice districts.
It was considered that the repair would be postponed until warmer days, but after the installation was exposed, it turned out that the network had to be immediately shut down and repaired.
Engineering crews will drain the damaged section and then weld the pipe. GPEC ensures that heat will be restored as soon as possible.

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