New! Residents of six districts of Gdynia without hot water

Monday, June 10, to Saturday, June 15, residents of six districts If they gotta face a break in the supply of hot water. The Regional Heat Energy Company (OPEC) in Gdynia informs that the interruption is due to work related to the expansion of Chwarznińska Street, which is implemented as part of the investment from the budget of the City of Gdynia, supported by the European Union funds.

The hot water break will include the following districts:

• Vitomino
• Dabrow
• Carvins
• Big Kack
• Little Kack
• Cisowskie-Demptowo voids

How many residents will stay without hot water?

The break will begin on Monday, June 10, in the early morning hours and will last until late night hours on Saturday, June 15. The residents of these districts should prepare for 5 days without hot water, which may affect the regular functioning of households.

OPEC in Gdynia explains that the break is essential due to the expansion of Chwarznińska Street. This investment is implemented from the budget of the City of Gdynia with the support of EU funds. The improvement of the street is crucial for improving road infrastructure in the region, but requires the temporary shut down of the territory heating system.

OPEC Declarations

OPEC shall guarantee that it makes all effort to reconstruct the full efficiency of the heating strategy as shortly as possible. The company is aware of how cumbersome it can be to break the supply of hot water, so it will monitor the advancement of work and inform residents on an ongoing basis. The possible simplification of the deadline will be announced on the OPEC website.

What can residents do?

Residents should prepare for a break, planning in advance regular activities that require warm water. alternate water heating methods, specified as electrical kettles or gas heaters, may prove useful during this period.

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