Residents whose electricity supply is restored within 3–6 days will be compensated up to 220 euros, 7–13 days – up to 440 euros, more than 14 days – up to 660 euros, ESO announced on Friday.
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“We want to compensate for the losses as soon as possible and thus at least partially reduce the burden on people, so we will start paying the first payments already on Monday,” said ESO head Renaldas Radvila in a statement.
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Compensation for delayed electricity supply restoration and for direct losses will be paid separately.
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