The Kakhovka hydroelectric power plant, destroyed by the Russians, can be rebuilt in 6-7 years after de-occupation.
According to Censor.NET, citing the press service of Ukrhydroenergo, this was stated by CEO Ihor Syrota.
According to preliminary calculations, the plant can be rebuilt in 6-7 years, but before that, as I have already mentioned, the territory needs to be de-occupied, and then we will be able to drain the site where the explosion took place, conduct a survey, dismantle the destroyed…
According to Censor.NET, citing the press service of Ukrhydroenergo, this was stated by CEO Ihor Syrota.
According to preliminary calculations, the plant can be rebuilt in 6-7 years, but before that, as I have already mentioned, the territory needs to be de-occupied, and then we will be able to drain the site where the explosion took place, conduct a survey, dismantle the destroyed…