In the middle of the night of October 22, one of DTEK Energy's thermal power plants was again targeted with russian missiles. No casualties have been reported. The plant’s equipment, however, got damaged. The scale of the damage is still being evaluated. Repair works are underway.
DTEK Energy continues to do everything possible to maintain the reliable operation of the Ukrainian power system in the face of russia’s attacks. The company works in line with Ukrenergo.
The last attack on DTEK’s power plants occured on August 24. Starting fall last year, DTEK Energy's power plants have been attacked 35 times. As a result, three power engineers have been killed, another 28 have been injured. The attacks also resulted in casualties among contractors and rescue crew’s members working on the sites.
- russia keeps on lunching attacks on civilian and energy facilities in Ukraine.
DTEK Group is the leader and the biggest private investor in Ukraine’s energy sector. DTEK Group employs 55,000 people. Our companies are involved in coal and natural gas extraction; electricity generation from wind, solar, and thermal power plants; energy resources trading in local and international markets; distributing and supplying electricity to consumers; providing energy efficiency services to customers; and developing high-speed charging station networks.
Our Strategy 2030 commits DTEK Group to transforming into a more efficient, eco-friendly and technologically advanced business, guided by ESG principles. Our goal is to achieve carbon neutrality by 2040.
During the war, DTEK Group has restored power-supply more that 8 million customers in the regions affected by russian hostilities.
