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Rrecord of electricity consumption has been set in Belarus

AtomInfo.Ru, PUBLISHED 12.01.2024

The record of electric power consumption was set in the Republic of Belarus on January 8, 2024, the telegram channel of the Belarusian Ministry of Energy reported.

"On January 8, 2024, against the background of severe frosts, the maximum consumption of electric power in the country reached a record high of 6,595 MW, which is 204 MW more than the previous maximum value recorded on December 8, 2023," the message says.

The channel noted that the nights of early January 2024 became the coldest in the country in the last three years. In the northern regions of Belarus, on January 8, the air temperature dropped to minus 29 degrees at night and in the morning.

Topics: Belarus


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