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...ber 2024. His appointment comes at a critical time following DTEK's recent investment initiatives in Japan and the company's ongoing efforts to rebuild Ukraine's energy infrastructure after russian attacks. DTEK honoured with international SABRE Awards for "Fight for Light" campaign| DTEK has been honoured at the...

...oyed 40-tonne transformer from one of Ukraine's thermal power plants, has become part of the exhibition at the National Museum of the History of Ukraine in the Second World War. An artefact of the russian-Ukrainian war, the 40-tonne transformer has been displayed for Kyiv residents and visitors at Kontraktova Square since September last year. In...

...rds for its socially significant "Fight for Light" campaign. The company received the award for an impactful art installation in Kyiv's Podil district featuring a 40-ton transformer destroyed by russian forces during an attack on a thermal power station. The installation aims to provide Ukrainians and international visitors with a firsthand view...

...ver 200 missiles, drone and artillery strikes. Update on attack: With deep sorrow, we announce that our colleague Dmytro Petlenko, a power engineer at DTEK Energy, was killed in today's russian

... to Guardian correspondent Shaun Walker as he reported on the challenges facing Ukrainian thermal power plant workers. Documenting the impact of russian missile strikes on DTEK's energy infrastructure, the article details the operational conditions of DTEK thermal power plant during the ongoing war. With 27...

DTEK Group receiving €62.8 million from European Commission and $46.1 million from US Government to rebuild capacity destroyed in russian attacks and ‘winterise’ power plants russia damaged and destroyed 90% of DTEK’s thermal generation capacity in spring/summer 2024, before latest attacks on 17 th November ...

russian attacks on DTEK thermal power plants and energy network cause damage across Ukraine russia targeted DTEK power plants and grid operations in a massive attack on Ukraine's energy ...

Anthony Loyd, a war correspondent for The Times, witnessed firsthand the devastating aftermath of russian missile strikes on a DTEK thermal power plant in western Ukraine. His recent article, "Winter is coming: how will war-weary Ukraine keep the lights on?", provides a look at the challenges facing Uk...

BBC's Talking Business recently featured an interview with DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko, where he discussed the challenges of maintaining Ukraine's power supply amid ongoing russian attacks as winter approaches. During the conversation with host Ben Thompson, Mr. Timchenko highlighted the extensive damage inflicted on Ukraine's energy infrastructure ,...

...s of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the United States to arrive in Europe by the end of the year. The gas will not only help Ukraine, but other countries in Eastern Europe that previously relied on russian imports.” DTEK to invest €140 million in energy storage systems to strengthen Ukraine’s energy security DTEK is...

... damaged Ukrainian thermal power plant (TPP) equipment in person for the first time. The installation features a real power transformer destroyed by russian strikes at one of DTEK's thermal power plants. Its battered exterior tells the story of waves of missile and drone attacks; it survived several hits by...

NEW RUSSIAN ATTACK ON UKRAINE’S CITIES AND ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE On July 8th, russia launched massive strikes on Kyiv, Dnipro, Kryvyi Rih and other cities of Ukraine. This is one of the largest and mos...

• russian missile attacks have severely damaged critical power infrastructure. • 7 th large-scale attack on DTEK's infrastructure since March 22, 2024. • DTEK's available generating capacity i...

...y's initiatives to address the challenges posed by russian attacks on the country's power infrastructure. He revealed that since the end of March, russian airstrikes have destroyed 90% of Ukraine's thermal power generation capacity, 30% of hydropower faci...

...e had lost half of its electricity generating capacity as the result of the Russian attacks. Peak consumption last winter was 18 gigawatts, he said, but Russian strikes had destroyed 9GW. • Energy, he said, continued to be “one of [Russian President Vladimir] Putin&rsq...