Reshetilov checked the boiler house’s preparations for winter
German cogeneration units have already proven their effectiveness this past winter
A modernized boiler house in Mykolaiv region is ready to start operating and provide heat this winter. This was confirmed by an inspection conducted by Heorhii Reshetilov, acting head of the Mykolaiv Regional Military Administration. New boilers and other modern equipment have been installed at the boiler house.
The official continues to inspect how the region’s life-support systems are prepared for the autumn-winter period. During his latest visit, he also inspected an infrastructure facility for backup power and heat supply.
The facility is equipped with German-made cogeneration units. Their efficiency was confirmed during the previous heating season.
“We continue to strengthen the resilience of critical infrastructure to ensure the region has everything it needs,” said Heorhii Reshetilov.
Preparing backup sources of energy and heat should help critical infrastructure operate reliably and ensure the heating season runs smoothly.
We previously reported:
- So treatment can continue: a regional medical facility in Mykolaiv region is being prepared for winter
- 3,639 generators, 1,091 boiler houses: how Mykolaiv region is preparing to get through winter
- Mykolaiv heating utility workers replaced a section of the water pipeline to a boiler house
- Will Korabelnyi no longer freeze? Mykolaiv plans to install more than 200 additional individual heating units
- Generators are in place; now comes cogeneration: Kim outlines Mykolaiv region’s plan for energy “self-sufficiency”





