Water supply and water quality
Water is a critically important resource for the vital activities of the population and the functioning of cities. This page contains news about water supply, drinking water quality, the condition of water supply networks, and problems with access to water in Ukrainian cities and regions, especially in the context of military operations and emergency situations. The materials cover both technical aspects of water supply infrastructure and public initiatives to protect consumer rights and ensure reliable water supply.
27 September 2026
Mykolaivvodokanal Will Pay Up to 20% of Its Debts to Collectors25 September 2026
Why People Choose Morshynska Mineral Water: Composition, Benefits, and Unique FeaturesAdvertisement23 September 2026
Water treatment rates have been raised in Mykolaiv21 September 2026
All pumping stations in Mykolaiv have been equipped with generators20 September 2026
Water supply has been restricted in Crimea's resort towns and villages13 September 2026
Water rates to be reviewed in Kherson13 September 2026
Water is more expensive in Odesa than in Mykolaiv and Kherson06 September 2026
Occupied Crimea is left without a stable water supply01 September 2026
Work has begun on dredging reservoirs in Crimea28 August 2026
In Pervomaisk, a sole proprietor bought up the water utility’s old debts and is suing residents to collect them25 August 2026
A water utility in the Mykolaiv region was allocated 1.7 million to pay off its electricity debt19 August 2026
New wastewater discharge rates have been proposed for an agricultural enterprise in Mykolaiv16 August 2026
Electricity has been rationed in Crimea, and water has been cut off in 35 settlements13 August 2026
A massive fish die-off occurred in the Khadzhibey Estuary13 August 2026
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