A total of 50 professors and lecturers from the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation and 8 higher education institutions have been involved in the process. Scientific and technical assessments of the facilities’ preparedness for the autumn-winter season are being carried out across 22 districts of the region.
During the assessments, particular attention is being paid to the availability of heat and electricity, the technical condition of existing engineering and utility networks, the efficiency of energy resource use, and the readiness of facilities to operate reliably throughout the autumn-winter season.
Students enrolled in dual education programmes are also involved in the process, providing them with an opportunity to apply the theoretical knowledge acquired during their studies to real-world production and practical processes, while further developing their professional competencies.
Based on the results of the assessments, professors and lecturers are developing scientific and technical recommendations to address identified problems and shortcomings, ensure the efficient use of energy resources, improve energy efficiency, and prevent energy losses.