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Reliable access to electricity is the cornerstone of our high-tech and digital world. It facilitates economic progress and makes our life comfortable.

However, electricity currently has one important — yet limiting — feature. It must be used at the very moment it is produced. In fact, we are only just learning how to efficiently store it on an industrial scale.

On May 20 2021, DTEK will officially launched Ukraine’s first industrial 1 MW energy storage system with a capacity of 2.25 MWh.

This is a historic event for the Ukrainian energy sector, and this is FIRST ENERGY STORAGE DAY!

We are not only launched a new high-tech facility designed to ensure the stable and reliable operation of the country's energy system, but also initiated a nationwide discussion on the prospects for further developing Ukraine’s energy storage market and the need for corresponding legislative regulation.

Energy storage systems are the key to Ukraine's energy security. They can:

  • balance the grid by ensuring the necessary flexibility to promote decarbonisation and accelerate the transition to green energy;
  • instantly adjust the grid frequency and guarantee electricity quality;
  • help Ukraine synchronize its power system with ENTSO-E.

We believe that this project will not only allow DTEK to create a new energy storage market in Ukraine, but also contribute to the active transformation of our energy sector.

CHARGING UP UKRAINE FOR CHANGES!

MAXIM TIMCHENKO, <br> DTEK CEO

DTEK is actively transforming into an innovative business. Our goal is not only to introduce innovations and new technologies within the company, but also helping the country’s energy sector develop and evolve. By launching the first industrial energy storage system in Ukraine, DTEK, as the largest domestic investor, is contributing to the reliability and flexibility of the country’s power grid, decarbonization of the industry as well as bringing Ukraine closer to the European energy market

MAXIM TIMCHENKO,
DTEK CEO

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Maxim Timchenko
Maxim Timchenko

DTEK CEO

Roman Abramovskyy
Roman Abramovskyy

Minister of environment protection and natural resources of Ukraine

Maksym Nemchynov
Maksym Nemchynov

Deputy energy Minister

Herman Halushchenko
Herman Halushchenko

Minister of Energy of Ukraine (to be confirmed)

 

Vladimir Kudritskiy
Vladimir Kudritskiy

The Chairman of the Board of Ukrenergo

Oleksandr Starukh
Oleksandr Starukh

Head of the Zaporizhzhia Oblast State Administration 

Sukru Bogut
Sukru Bogut

The Senior Energy Advisor of the USAID

Yurii Kamelchuk
Yurii Kamelchuk

The parliamentary deputy, author of Draft Law No. 5436/1 on the use of energy storage systems

Adam Barbolet
Adam Barbolet

Counsellor (Commercial) and Senior Trade Commissioner, Embassy of Canada in Ukraine

Dmytro Sakharuk
Dmytro Sakharuk

The Executive Director of DTEK

Ildar Saleev
Ildar Saleev

DTEK Energy СЕО

Emanuele Volpe
Emanuele Volpe

The Chief Innovation Officer of DTEK

Vadim Utkin
Vadim Utkin

Energy Storage Leader, Innovation DTEK

Volodymyr Omelchenko
Volodymyr Omelchenko

Director for energy Programmes of the Razumkov Centre

Anna Bezulyk
Anna Bezulyk

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About DTEK’s energy storage system
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