48 apartment buildings in Mykolaiv are still without heating

As of November 10, 48 apartment buildings in Mykolaiv remain without heating. The city is continuing to bring the heating system online: as Mayor Oleksandr Senkevych reported, the number of buildings connected increased over the past day.

The situation with residential buildings served by the two heating providers is as follows:

• Mykolaivoblteploenergo has supplied heat to 1,218 of 1,230 buildings. 12 remain unconnected.
• Mykolaiv CHPP is providing heat to 710 of 746 buildings. Another 36 apartment buildings in its service area remain without heating.

However, heat reaching a building does not mean that radiators are already warm in every apartment. Building management companies or condominium associations must receive the heat and distribute it throughout the building. To do this, they need to bleed air from the system and, if necessary, restart separate sections of the building’s internal heating network.

“Heat is being supplied to residential buildings. Some addresses are still without heating. To find out why, contact your building management company or heating provider,” Mayor Oleksandr Senkevych wrote.

Figures for connecting social facilities have also been released. In the service area of Mykolaivoblteploenergo, heating has been supplied to:

• all 44 schools;
• 42 kindergartens;
• 22 healthcare facilities;
• 13 sports facilities;
• 6 social facilities;
• 20 of 25 cultural institutions.

Mykolaiv CHPP reported supplying heat to all of its facilities in the following groups:

• 16 schools;
• 20 kindergartens;
• 17 healthcare facilities;
• 5 sports facilities;
• 15 cultural institutions;
• 5 social facilities.

The mayor provided separate figures for institutions with their own boiler rooms. Of 41 rooftop boiler rooms, 38 have been started up. The figures by sector are as follows:

• Education — heat has been supplied to 2 of 3 schools and all 8 kindergartens.
• Healthcare — 14 healthcare facilities have been connected.
• Sports — 12 facilities have received heating.
• Culture — 12 of 17 boiler rooms are operating.
• Social protection — 6 of 7 boiler rooms have been started up.

Heating outages can also be reported to the Mykolaiv City Council contact center by calling (0512) 75-15-88 or through its Facebook page.

We previously reported:

• Generators for Mykolaiv boiler rooms are available, but there is no diesel fuel
• Heating has been switched on in Mykolaiv, but not all buildings have heat yet
• Heating is being supplied in stages in Mykolaiv: connections may take up to 10 days
• No electricity, freezing radiators: why Mykolaiv residents are cold during power outages
• Heating season: heat has been supplied to all residential buildings in Korabelnyi district