In the mayor’s office found out that Odessa is significantly less began to consume the hot water, but at the same time, the cost of utilities is high and is not covered by the applicable tariff. Therefore, the city Council decided to gradually turn off the hot water supply in the city. About it reported in a press-service of the city Council.
So, from 2010 to 2016 hot water consumption decreased from more than 4 million cubic meters to 575,5 thousand cubic meters That is 6 years Odessans almost completely abandoned the service – 87%.
The apartments are offered to move to an individual system. That is, hot water individual appliances such as boilers.
A phased transition will begin in may 2018, after the end of the heating season.
Note that for the socially unprotected layers of the population, the transition to individual system will be provided at the expense of the city budget.
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