Menu Social media Sections 24 May 2026 An autonomous heating system is being installed in Mykolaiv Ця стаття також доступна українською2 Photo: Mykolaiv City Council In Mykolaiv's Korabelnyi district, residential buildings are being equipped with backup power for individual heating stations so that residents can receive stable heat even during power outages. This was reported by the Mykolaiv City Council. The project involves installing inverters and batteries for individual heating stations in residential buildings. The equipment for Mykolaivoblteploenergo was provided by DanChurchAid and Norwegian Church Aid with financial support from NORAD, EU FPI, Danida, and the Korsholm Family. So far, the company has received 43 sets of inverters and batteries. Of these, 34 have already been installed, and nine more are planned to be installed in the near future. Such installations allow the heating stations to operate autonomously for 15-20 hours without electricity. Photo: Mykolaiv City Council According to Mykola Logvinov, First Deputy Mayor of Mykolaiv, the use of inverters and batteries is much more efficient than generators, which require high costs and constant maintenance. There are currently 92 individual heating stations in the Korabelny district. By the start of the new heating season, international partners promise to provide equipment to equip all the individual heating stations with backup power. The city council notes that the modernization of the district has been ongoing since 2017. In the long run, this will create a so-called "energy island" where houses will be able to receive stable heat even in the absence of centralized power supply. Recently, a new regime of power outages was introduced in Mykolaiv district of Mykolaiv region due to limited grid capacity. As a reminder, on the morning of April 16, Russian troops attacked the energy infrastructure of Mykolaiv region, which led to large-scale power outages. Earlier, Intent wrote