DTEK at Davos 2026: Turning Ukraine's energy resilience into an economic engine

As global leaders gather in Davos for the 56th Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum, DTEK is bringing Ukraine’s frontline energy experience directly into the world’s most influential conversations. With energy infrastructure under attack, Ukraine has become a real-world test of how resilient system are built, and why energy security is now a strategic issue for governments and investors alike.

DTEK’s agenda in Davos

Throughout the week, DTEK will focus on turning dialogue into action by:

• Speaking on energy security, resilience and investment in high-risk environments;
• Convening a high-level Ukrainian breakfast discussion on Building Ukraine’s Economic Engine: Partnerships for Sustainable Recovery and Long-Term Development;
• Meeting with government leaders, investors and business partners to advance cooperation on energy rebuilding;
• Engaging international media to bring Ukraine’s energy reality and its investment potential to a global audience.

Ahead of the Forum, DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko has published a blog on the World Economic Forum website, sharing lessons from managing an energy system under sustained attack, and why the solution lies in complete transformation. Read the full article here.

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Our large-scale Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) project has also been selected by the World Economic Forum for the Innovation Playbook for Future Power Systems — an interactive digital repository featuring 80 innovative solutions, supported by more than 100 case studies. The Innovation Playbook brings together innovative solutions already being deployed across electricity systems, alongside global innovation trends and regional pathways, to support decision-makers as power systems evolve under increasing demand.