Heating has been turned on in Mykolaiv, but not all buildings have heat yet

The heating season in Mykolaiv began on November 3. Mayor Oleksandr Sienkevych published an update on the connection of residential buildings and social facilities: around two thousand buildings are already receiving heat, but some addresses are still without it.

The connection figures for the Mykolaiv Municipal Enterprise “MOTE” are as follows:

• Residential buildings — 1,209 of 1,230 have heating.
• Education — all 44 schools out of 44 and all 42 kindergartens out of 42 have received heat.
• Healthcare facilities — 22 out of 22 are connected.
• Sports facilities — 13 out of 13 have heat.
• Cultural institutions — 20 out of 25 are heated.
• Social services — 6 out of 6 facilities have heat.

The statement noted that “MOTE” has ensured the supply of heat to residential buildings. If a specific address is still without heat, residents should contact their property management company or heating supplier to find out why.

The following figures were provided for buildings served by Mykolaiv Combined Heat and Power Plant PJSC:

• Residential buildings — 561 out of 746 have received heat.
• Education — all 16 schools out of 16 and all 20 kindergartens out of 20 are heated.
• Healthcare facilities — 17 out of 17 have heat.
• Sports facilities — 5 out of 5 are connected.
• Cultural institutions — 2 out of 15 have received heating.
• Social services — 4 out of 5 facilities have heat.

The mayor also provided a separate update on the launch of in-house boiler rooms:

• BKB rooftop boiler rooms — 31 out of 41 are operating.
• Education — 2 out of 3 schools have heating, as do all 8 kindergartens out of 8.
• Healthcare facilities — 14 out of 14 have received heat.
• Sports facilities — 12 out of 12 are heated.
• Cultural institutions — 11 out of 17 have heat.
• Social services — 6 out of 7 facilities are connected.

Oleksandr Sienkevych also reminded residents that the building’s property manager — the management company or condominium association — is responsible for it. They are responsible for receiving the heat and distributing it throughout the building, must bleed air from the system and, if necessary, restart individual internal heating networks.

If there is no heating, residents can contact their management company, call the Mykolaiv City Council Contact Center hotline at (0512) 75-15-88, or message its page on Facebook.

Source: Mykolaiv City Council.

We previously reported:

• Heat is being supplied in Mykolaiv in stages: connecting buildings may take up to 10 days
• Heat supply in Mykolaiv to begin on November 3
• Boiler rooms are ready, fuel is still being stockpiled: how Mykolaiv is preparing for winter
• No electricity, freezing radiators: why Mykolaiv residents are cold during power outages
• The heating season has begun in Mykolaiv: what to do if heat is not supplied or the temperature is below the norm