In the Rostov region, utility updates show that, starting July 18 at 11:13 Moscow time, a new schedule for temporary power outages was reintroduced to manage the strain from extreme heat. The information comes from the Donenergo Telegram channel, which has been monitoring the South’s unified power system as temperatures rise.
The notice explains that with outdoor temperatures reaching 39°C and higher, electrical equipment across the Southern energy network is under heavy load. Operators are implementing controlled outages to protect equipment, ensure safety, and maintain the reliability of the grid for essential services and households alike. The situation is being tracked in real time as conditions evolve, with periodic updates issued through official channels and rapidly shared by energy services and local authorities.
As heat levels persist, residents and businesses are advised to stay informed through official communications and to prepare for potential interruptions. The energy company emphasizes that outages are planned and necessary to prevent broader outages and equipment failures during peak demand. Updates will continue to be published as the scenario develops, with the latest information provided to help communities adjust and stay safe. [Citation: Donenergo Telegram channel]