“In 2019, our output of renewable electricity increased to record levels and now accounts for 5% of the DTEK Group’s total supply. Our experience and expertise show that in the medium term, Ukrainian energy sector can successfully go through the process of replacing conventional with renewable generating capacity. In order to successfully accomplish such structural change, it is important to balance the economic sustainability of the energy system and the pace of decarbonization by developing a roadmap together with state in an open dialogue – said CEO of DTEK Maxim Timchenko, commenting the company's work in 2019. – Energy reform is an example of such dialogue being possible. Since July 1, 2019, all segments of the new electricity market have been operating, although there are regulatory restrictions that prevent the industry from becoming fully competitive and attractive for investment”.
DTEK Group Key Performance Indicators
|
Indicators |
UoM |
12 mo. 2019 |
12 mo. 2018 |
Change (+/–) |
Change (%) |
|
Coal production |
thous. tonnes |
24,511.0 |
27,185.9 |
–2,674.9 |
–9.8 |
|
Including: |
|
|
|
|
|
|
- Grade G, DG (Ukraine) |
thous. tonnes |
22,425.0 |
24,131.6 |
–1,706.6 |
–7.1 |
|
- Grade A (Mine Office Obukhovska)* |
thous. tonnes |
2,086.0 |
3,054.3 |
–968.3 |
–31.7 |
|
Coal concentrate production |
thous. tonnes |
10,621.6 |
12,355.5 |
–1,733.9 |
–14.0 |
|
Including: |
|
|
|
|
|
|
- External CCM (Ukraine) |
thous. tonnes |
423.2 |
1,361.8 |
–938.6 |
–68.9 |
|
- Mine Office Obukhovska* |
thous. tonnes |
1,457.0 |
1,936.8 |
–479.8 |
–24.8 |
|
Electricity generation (supply) |
mln kW•h |
29,832.3 |
34,753.6 |
–4,921.3 |
–14.2 |
|
Including: |
|
|
|
|
|
|
- TPPs and CHPPs |
mln kW•h |
28,435.3 |
34,076.6** |
–5,641.3 |
–16.6 |
|
- WPPs and SPPs |
mln kW•h |
1,397.0 |
677.0 |
+720.0 |
+106.4 |
|
Electricity distribution |
mln kW•h |
43,654.0 |
43,684.8 |
–30.8 |
–0.1 |
|
Electricity supply to the domestic market |
mln kW•h |
38,568.8 |
43,684.8 |
–5,116.0 |
–11.7 |
|
Electricity supply to foreign markets |
mln kW•h |
5,829.7 |
5,825.6 |
+4.1 |
+0.1 |
|
Electricity import |
mln kW•h |
368.6 |
0 |
+368.6 |
+100.0 |
|
Coal export*** |
thous. tonnes |
740.1 |
486.3 |
+253.8 |
+52.2 |
|
Coal import |
thous. tonnes |
1,893.6 |
2,662.6 |
–769.0 |
–28.9 |
|
Natural gas trading |
Mcm |
2,132.7 |
1,931.5 |
+201.2 |
+10.4 |
|
Natural gas production |
Mcm |
1,659.3 |
1,648.5 |
+10.8 |
+0.7 |
|
Gas condensate production |
thous. tonnes |
63.7 |
51.5 |
+12.2 |
+23.7 |
* From 1 September 2016, DTEK Energy has ceased consolidating the indicators of Mine Office Obukhovska into its statements as the Company’s management has been transferred to Strategic Holding DTEK B.V. This transaction has been carried out as part of the restructuring of DTEK Energy’s loan portfolio aimed at balancing the asset development capacity with the loan servicing capabilities.
** On 31 July 2018, the management contract of Kiev TPP-5 and TPP-6 was terminated. Their supply amounted to 1.6 billion kWh in 2018.
*** Including trading operations outside Ukraine.
DTEK Energy
Coal Production and Preparation
22.4 mln tonnes of gas coal were produced by DTEK Energy in 2019, which is 7.1%, or 1.7 mln tonnes, less than in 2018.
The company’s internal and third-party coal processing plants have processed 15.7 mln tonnes of ROM coal; while coal concentrate production amounted to 9.2 mln tonnes. The share of raw coal processing and coal concentrate production by third-party plants reduced to 5.1% and 4.6% respectively due to the implementation of a comprehensive program to modernize internal coal processing plants.
Main factors driving performance indicators:
Key projects in 2019:
Kurakhivs’ka CPP has prepared the project documentation for a liquid waste processing and dehydration unit. The project is implemented within the framework of transition to a closed water-slurry circuit.
DTEK Oktyabrskaya CPP has received all the required equipment for developing project of processing grade 1–13 mm ROM coal in float-and-sink cyclone separators. Construction and installation works are scheduled for 2020.
Dobropils’ka CPP has completed the second phase of the construction of a rock waste dump that will suffice for keeping coal waste during 10 years. The company used a green dump technology helping to reduce an environmental footprint. In particular, it prevents the risk of self-combustion and eliminates any contact between coal waste and the environment.
Electricity Generation
DTEK Energy supplied 28.4 bn kW•h of electricity to the Ukrainian National Power Network, which is 16.6% or 5.6 bn kW•h lower YoY. At the same time, the decrease amounted to just 12.4% or 4,026.3 mln kW•h, excluding Kiev CHPP-5 and CHPP-6 which lease agreements terminated in 2018.
Main factors driving performance indicators:
DTEK Energy has been implementing a comprehensive program aimed at increasing a share of Ukrainian G-grade coal in the energy mix of its power stations to minimize the use of anthracite. In 2019, the company has generated 25,826.5 mln kW•h from the G-grade coal . As a result, the share of electricity generation from anthracite in the total production was reduced down to 7.5%. At the same time, the share of electricity production from gas amounted to 1.6% due to the transition of DTEK Luganska TPP to the usage of this fuel.
Key projects in 2019:
Since 2008, the company’s power units undergoing retrofitting have also been upgraded with electrostatic precipitators to comply with dust emission levels required by Directive 2001/80/EU.
DTEK RENEWABLES
Renewable Energy
In 2019, 1.4 bn kW∙h of electricity was supplied to the Ukrainian National Power Network which is 106.4% higher YoY.
Main factors driving performance indicators:
Key projects in 2019:
DTEK Oil & Gas
Production of Natural Gas and Gas Condensate
1,659.3 mln cubic meters of natural gas and 63.7 th tonnes of gas condensate were produced in 2019, which is 0.7% and 23.7% higher YoY accordingly.
Main factors driving performance indicators:
Key projects in 2019:
DTEK Grids
Electricity Distribution and Grid Operation
DTEK Grids supplied 43.7 bn kW•h of electricity to their clients in 2019, which is on par with 2018.
Main factors driving performance indicators:
Key projects in 2019:
Technical re-equipment of the substation “City 2” was carried out, the work on the re-equipment of the substation “Dobropolye” is ongoing. These projects are aimed at improving the quality of electricity supply in Mariupol and Dobropillya.
Large-scale reconstruction of the Bortnichi and Volcano substations continues. This will create additional capacities for connecting new facilities and a base for modernizing the aeration station.
• Kievoblenergo: the reconstruction of substations “Irpen” and “Novye Petrovtsy” was completed, this increased the power reserve for connecting new infrastructure units.
The new service was launched - connection to power grids can be carried out online. Now, customers can leave the access request on the company's website, receive technical specifications, pay for services and track the status of work completion.
• Odesaoblenergo: the reconstruction of the Yubileynaya substation, which supplies energy to the historical centre of Odesa, has been completed.
The implementation of modern IT systems has begun: SCADA (grids monitoring and management system) and GIS (geographic informational system);
The new services for customer were launched: chat-bots on Facebook and Viber, in addition to Telegram.
D.Trading
Coal supply
Coal exports are performed by Mine Office Obukhovska: 740.1 th tonnes of coal were supplied in 2019, which is 52.2%, or 253.8 th tonnes higher YoY. At the same time coal supplies to the domestic market dropped down to 863.3 th tonnes (–43.0%, or –651.5 th tonnes) due to the lack of coal export quotas and termination of deliveries since 1 June 2019.
The company imported 1,893.6 th tonnes of coal in aggregate, including the coal from Colombia and South Africa, to enable the operation of thermal power plants and industrial consumers. Coal imports dropped by 28.9% or 769.0 th tonnes due to the implementation of the strategy to transfer generating capacities to the use of domestic G-grade coal.
Ukrainian industrial consumers received 1,723.4 th tonnes of coal from local and imported resources.
Electricity supply to foreign and domestic markets
5.8 bn kW•h of electricity was exported in 2019 under foreign economic contracts, which is on par with last year. The electricity was exported to Hungary, Poland, and Moldova.
Ukraine switched to a new model of model the electricity market in 2019, according to which industrial non-residential consumers have to choose their own electricity supplier.
In 2019, our company supplied 20.1 bln kW•h of electricity to non‑residential end consumers including major industrial companies, distribution system operators, and traders.
Import and supply of natural gas on the domestic market
The company increased the sales of its own and third-party natural gas purchased on the domestic market up to 2,132.7 mln cubic meters (+10.4% or 201.2 mln cubic meters YoY) thanks to the growing sales to industrial and electricity sector enterprises.
YASNO
Electricity Supply
18.5 bn kW•h of electricity was supplied to consumers in 2019 by universal service suppliers operating under YASNO retail brand.
12 high-speed charging stations were installed at Kyiv — Odesa, Kyiv — Lviv, and Kyiv — Poltava motorways in 2019. The company now operates 23 charging stations in total.
D.Solutions has been operating as YASNO since November 2019. The brand has covers the following businesses: retail electricity supply — YASNO (Kyiv Energy Services, Dnipro Energy Services, and Donetsk Energy Services), energy efficiency solutions for households — YASNO Smart (formerly known as Smart WATT), a network of high-speed EV charging stations — YASNO Е-mobility (formerly known as STRUM), and rooftop solar panels, electricity storage systems, energy audit, energy services, and energy management — YASNO Efficiency.