Kuleba noted that Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Dnipro are at the heart of thermal decentralization
In the process of implementing decentralized heating, the main focus is on Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Dnipro. This was stated by Deputy Prime Minister for Recovery and Minister of Community and Territorial Development Oleksii Kuleba, who noted that these cities are heavily dependent on centralized heating systems.
Kuleba made this statement in a comment to Ukrinformon the sidelines of the 2nd International Cohesion Forum, answering a question about the progress of sustainability plans.
"We have four main areas of focus. The first is the protection of critical infrastructure facilities. Construction work has begun here, with 22 billion hryvnias allocated from the state budget, so construction is already underway. As for the decentralization of our power generation, work is also continuing, and the indicators vary significantly by region. Thermal decentralization—here the focus is on cities such as Kyiv, Dnipro, and Kharkiv, that is, large settlements that depend on a single source of heat supply. As for water supply projects—they have also begun," he said.
The Deputy Prime Minister added that, given the attacks by Russia, all critical infrastructure facilities are under threat. To protect them and prepare for winter, a decision was made in March of this year to implement resilience plans.
Kuleba and Pavletska commented on the high-profile scandal surrounding “vibrators.”
As a reminder, Dmytro Kuleba responded to social media backlash over his fiancée’s post about vibrators.
Former Minister Kuleba also urged his fiancée to wait before opening a sex shop.
