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## Service: a new level of efficiency
The main task of the new units is to become a mobile reinforcement where local power engineers cannot cope with the volume of work,particularly following Russian attacks on critical infrastructure.
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Summary energy groups: The State Emergency Service of Ukraine (DSNS) is creating and deploying specialized teams to rapidly respond to energy infrastructure damage, focusing on restoring electricity and heating.
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Additional resource: these teams function as a supplementary force to utilities and energy companies, accelerating repair timelines and providing critical support in areas heavily impacted by attacks.
Battle for Kyiv & National Infrastructure: Involvement of Key State Enterprises
Given the continued targeting of Ukraine’s infrastructure by Russia, particularly in and around Kyiv, the government is leveraging the resources of large state corporations to expedite restoration efforts.
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Ukrzaliznytsia (Ukrainian Railways): Ukrzaliznytsia is actively involved in transporting materials and personnel for infrastructure repairs, and providing logistical support. They are also working to repair railway infrastructure damaged by attacks.
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Naftogaz: Naftogaz is focused on stabilizing gas and heat supply, repairing damaged gas pipelines, and ensuring the reliable operation of thermal power plants. They are also working on bolstering energy security measures.
Social Protection & Humanitarian Aid
While repairs are ongoing, the state is providing option warming solutions and humanitarian assistance to affected populations.
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Heating Points (Pункти незламності – “Points of Invincibility”): A nationwide network of “Points of Invincibility” has been established, offering shelter, heat, electricity, water, and communication access to citizens during power outages. These points are operated by local authorities and volunteers. As of late 2023/early 2024, there are over 16,000 such points across Ukraine.
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