Kyiv deputy head says cogeneration units alone can't replace the city's electricity supply AI

Acting First Deputy Head of the Kyiv City State Administration Petro Panteleiev told Livyi Bereh that cogeneration (combined heat-and-power) installations by themselves are not enough to build an alternative electricity system for Kyiv. He said the city plans further measures by the end of the year, but warned that KGU capacity alone will not solve the capital's power-supply needs. Kyiv residents rely on secure electricity and district heating in winter; a municipal admission that cogeneration alone is inadequate suggests the city will need additional infrastructure, investments or operational measures. Watch for further municipal announcements on what Kyiv will pursue before year-end and how it could affect power or heating provision.