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Frozen pipes, cold radiators. Will Ukraine keep warm in the winter of 2026?
In December, a Russian attack temporarily cut off the heat supply in Kyiv. The incident became a test of the system's readiness for problems that energy experts have long been talking about.
By the end of 2025, Russian missile and drone attacks will temporarily left About 40% of Kyiv's buildings are without centralized heating. Energy workers restored it in two days, but the incident once again highlighted the risks that have long been discussed in expert circles. Will the capital's residential infrastructure withstand longer interruptions in heat supply during frosts?
LIGA.net analyzed all the heating risks for this heating season and explains in which cities the heating situation is the worst, whether Kyiv could lose its heating, which buildings are least protected from interruptions in heat supply, and what their residents should do.
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