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DTEK and Fluence battery storage project
First major energy infrastructure project since signing of US-Ukraine Economic Partnership Agreement
About the project
DTEK, in partnership with global technology leader Fluence, has built Ukraine's largest battery energy storage system (BESS) – 200 MW across six strategic locations.
Built in just six months rather than the typical 18-24 months, this €125 million project showcases Ukraine's capacity to execute innovative energy infrastructure amid war, providing the critical foundation for grid resilience through successful international collaboration.
The 400 MWh storage capacity can power the equivalent of 600,000 Ukrainian homes for two hours – equivalent to half of Kyiv's households –whilst providing millisecond response times for frequency stabilisation that conventional power plants cannot match.
DTEK shareholder Rinat Akhmetov shares his thoughts on the launch of Ukraine's largest battery storage system and our united commitment to building energy infrastructure even under wartime conditions.
Chargé d'Affaires Julie S. Davis has issued a statement celebrating the completion of DTEK and Fluence's 200 MW battery energy storage project, calling it "a strong example of how the American private sector can support and benefit from Ukraine's recovery." Read full statement on U.S. Embassy in Ukraine website.
DTEK’s energy expert Vadym Utkin explains how battery energy storage systems work and their critical importance for Ukraine's power grid stability. Discover why rapid deployment was essential for winter preparedness, how wartime conditions shaped innovative installation approaches, and explore the transformative potential of energy storage technology for Ukraine's sustainable energy future and economic recovery
DTEK announces the successful energisation of Ukraine's largest battery energy storage network, delivering 200 MW of grid stabilisation capacity ahead of the critical 2025-26 winter heating season. This €125 million investment demonstrates Ukraine's resilience and innovation capability, marking the first major energy project completed since the US-Ukraine Economic Partnership Agreement signed in April 2025.
Project infographic showingkey stages, data, and results.
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battery energy storage project
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