The Norwegian company Scatec has issued a brief statement on an update on its operations in Ukraine. The company owns and operates solar assets with a total capacity of 336 MW in Ukraine.

"The solar power plant remains intact and can be operated remotely, but is currently not supplying electricity due to curtailment orders issued by the grid operator," the company said in a press release. Scatec is closely monitoring the situation and is Authorities have requested power, but it is uncertain when it will be restored."

The company added that it is currently working to provide transportation, accommodation and other direct support to 66 Ukrainian employees. Raymond Carlsen, chief operating officer of Scatec, said: "We are deeply concerned about the current situation in Ukraine. Scatec is doing everything we can to ensure the safety of our employees, which will be our top priority in the days and weeks ahead."

Scatec's solar power plants in Ukraine are mostly located in central and southern Ukraine and are built under the feed-in tariff scheme that expires in 2020. "In 2021, 6% of Scatec's electricity production revenue will come from Ukraine," the company revealed.