Ukraine’s energy infrastructure takes a hit. Ukraine in Flames #233

DTEK Group press secretary Antosha Antonina, the President of DiXi Group Olena Pavlenko, and

former MP, now part of International Center for Ukrainian Victory, Victoria Voytsitska discuss the destruction and disruption caused to Ukraine’s energy sector by Russia’s bombings.

Timecodes:

00:00 - Intro

01:38 - Overview of Russia’s damage

03:40 - Inside Ukrainian energy company today

06:34 - How Ukraine’s coping

12:44 - Outro

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A very informative and important video. Thank you.

In my opinion, respectfully, the societal lesson to be learned, is that future energy policy, must break with the old centralised energy philosophy. Instead, the energy policy of the future, should decentralize the energy production. This in a gradual process, where the final aim is for each household, to produce its own energy. A society where the individual household, apartments included, are the new power plant.

But the ambition shouldn't stop there. The real end goal should be a state supported policy, to develop new technology, able to produce energy wherever the user is located. In a forest, in the dessert, in the air and so on. Everywhere.

I hope this catastrophic tragedy, will inspire a new generation of politicians, engineers and inventors, to start a revolution in decentralised energy production.

Slava to Peace