DTEK Group Highlights: 18th December, 2024 – 3rd January, 2025

• Ukraine’s DTEK receives its first shipment of LNG cargo from US

The consignment of approximately 100 million cubic metres of gas, or 1 TWh of energy, onboard the Gaslog Savannah arrived at the Revithoussa LNG terminal on Friday morning. D.TRADING, DTEK’s pan-European trading subsidiary, has purchased the entire cargo. Working with Greek and other partners, the LNG will now be re-gasified and exchanged through European Union and Ukrainian gas networks.

The shipment is part of broader efforts to enhance Ukraine and Europe’s energy security by reducing reliance on russian-supplied gas. Its arrival comes just days before Ukraine ends an arrangement transporting russian gas to the European Union via its territory.

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russia fired missiles against DTEK power stations in a cynical Christmas Day attack, causing serious damage and forcing Ukraine’s energy system to implement power outages across the Dnipropetrovsk, Odessa and Kyiv regions.

Tragically, updated information reveals that Dmytro Petlenko, a power engineer and boiler-turbine department patrolman at one of DTEK’s thermal power plants, was killed during this morning’s attacks.

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DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko on his LinkedIn:

"There are no depths to which russia will not sink. Denying light and warmth to millions of peace-loving people as they celebrate Christmas is a depraved and evil act that must be answered. We appeal to every ally of Ukraine to end this state-sponsored terrorism now by giving our armed forces the air defence ammunition they need to protect essential energy infrastructure."

Bloomberg: Ukraine LNG Newcomer Aims to Boost Supplies as Transit Deal Ends

The Financial Times: Ukraine receives first US gas shipments via Greece

The Guardian: ‘Someone has to stay’: How Ukrainian power plant workers keep the country running

The New York Times: How will Ukraine keep the lights on this winter?