Kakhovska HPP

The liberation of the Kinburn Spit requires not only political decisions, but also long-term work on humanitarian demining of land and water areas that have suffered large-scale military and environmental destruction.

The restoration of the Kakhovska Dam and the hydroelectric power plant, without which the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant will not operate, requires 2 billion euros.

Two years ago, on June 6, 2023, the Russians blew up the Kakhovka hydroelectric power station, which led to the flooding of cities and villages, the death of people and the destruction of ecosystems.

The losses due to the Russian terrorist attack on the Kakhovska hydroelectric power station have been counted – they turned out to be seven times greater than the initial estimates.

The Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine has reduced funding for the liquidation of the consequences of the Kakhovska hydroelectric power plant explosion by Russian troops three times.

Ukrhydroenergo suffered more than 140 Russian missile strikes, in particular, the Kakhovska HPP was blown up by the invaders.

Losses in the production of agricultural products and oilseeds were estimated at about 1.4 million tons or about $367.9 million per year.

UNESCO will help conduct archaeological research in the territories affected by the destruction of the Kakhovska HPP dam.

According to the materials of the Security Service and the Prosecutor General’s Office, the Russian general who ordered to blow up the Kakhovska HPP was suspected.

PJSC “Ukrhydroenergo” has prepared a project for a temporary structure on the site of the Kakhovka hydroelectric plant.