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Ukraine’s energy resilience offers lessons for global security
17 January 2026, Ukraine
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An opinion article from DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko, published by the World Economic Forum, explores how Ukraine’s energy sector has adapted to unprecedented wartime challenges and the lessons other countries can learn from this experience.
The article argues that energy security and national security have become inseparable, making resilient energy systems a critical component of economic and societal stability.
Drawing on Ukraine’s experience, it highlights the importance of decentralised generation, diversified energy sources, grid flexibility and stronger partnerships between governments and businesses. These measures have helped maintain power supplies despite repeated attacks on critical infrastructure and are shaping a new model of energy resilience.
The article also emphasises that rebuilding Ukraine’s energy system is not only about recovery but about creating a more modern, resilient and secure energy landscape. Investments in renewable energy, energy storage, grid modernisation and international cooperation are identified as key drivers of long-term resilience and energy security. Read the full article on the World Economic Forum website.
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