For nearly four years, DTEK has acted as a frontline defender of Ukraine’s energy system, restoring power after every attack, protecting critical infrastructure and investing in a more resilient, decentralised energy future.
Our teams work 24/7, often under fire, to keep homes, hospitals and essential services running, even as russia continues its attacks on Ukraine’s energy system.
“Almost four years on from full-scale invasion, I feel immense pride at what we have achieved and approach the future with true hope.”
This report documents the extraordinary speed and scale of DTEK’s restoration efforts, plus our record-pace expansion of wind, solar and battery power – both conducted against overwhelming odds, in extreme and perilous conditions, by our remarkable people.
A massive russian attack on energy infrastructure caused widespread power outages in the Black Sea port of Odesa on Saturday, worsening an already grim energy outlook for millions of Ukrainians this winter.
European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos has visited a DTEK thermal power plant (TPP) damaged in recent russian attacks – inspecting work to restore a facility that over one million Ukrainians rely on for electricity.
After nearly four years of full-scale invasion and relentless attacks, Ukraine’s stock of compatible equipment could run outwithin the next 12 months
Journalists from Associated Press and Reuters recently visited one of our thermal power plants that has been heavily damaged in russia's latest attacks on Ukraine's energy system.
We are accelerating Ukraine’s energy transition to strengthen long-term energy security.
This includes synchronising Ukraine’s power system with ENTSO-E in 2023, integrating the country into the European energy market, and advancing flagship renewable projects such as the 500 MW Tyligulska wind farm, the first large-scale wind project built in Ukraine during wartime.
Safeguarding the life, health and wellbeing of our people while they are at work is our number one priority. We've developed a culture of zero tolerance for injuries, and implemented measures aimed at maintaining safe working conditions.
We are committed to a just transition: minimising the human impact of operational changes as our green transition accelerates.
DTEK upholds the highest standards of ethics and compliance, building trust and transparency that drive our partnerships and Ukraine’s path to Europe.
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