“Positive news from war-torn Ukraine is rare. Now, however, the energy company DTEK has announced a major investment that gives hope: the Tyligulska wind farm is to be expanded within two years for around €450 million.” German news outlet Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ) reports on DTEK’s news, announced at Davos, that it is ...
learn more...l choice to a critical national security strategy. DTEK has announced a landmark €450 million euro investment in wind energy, purchasing 64 turbines from Danish company Vestas to expand the Tyligulska wind farm on the Black Sea coast. This strategic expansion aims to create 500 megawatts of capacity by 2026, potentially powering approximately...
learn moreLargest private-sector investment in Ukraine since russia's full-scale invasion World's first windfarm built during war expanding from 114 MW to 500 MW Tyligulska will be Eastern Europe's largest windfarm built in a decade DTEK raising €370 million in loans, backed by Denmark's export credit agency Windfarm will generate...
learn more...nding to complete the construction of the largest wind farm in Eastern Europe, a project supported by the European Commission and the governments of Ukraine and Denmark. The installed capacity of the Tyligulska Wind Power Plant will be 500 megawatts, with a total investment in excess of 650 million euros. The Memorandum of Understanding between...
learn moreThe world’s only wind farm being built in a major conflict zone has officially opened, DTEK, Ukraine’s largest private energy company, said on Monday. Phase I of the Tyligulska Wind Power Plant (WPP), which lies just 60 miles (100 km) from the frontline in the Southern region of Mykolaiv is already generating green power. The plant’s...
learn more...nounces major investments to Ukrainian energy sector During this year’s Annual Meeting, DTEK held a Media Briefing on 22nd January, announcing €450 million investment to expand the Tyligulska Wind Power Plant in the South of Ukraine in partnership with Vestas, the world’s leading wind turbine manufacturer. DTEK CEO Maxim...
learn moreDTEK’s plans to quadruple the size of its Tyligulska wind farm in Ukraine has featured in POLITICO’s Global Playbook newsletter. Announced at the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum at Davos, the project involves an investment of €45...
learn more... of operating projects, construction projects and others in various stages of development. The news follows the announcement earlier this week that DTEK will quadruple the size of its Tyligulska windfarm project in Ukraine. That project will expand to a 500 MW capacity, enough to power 900,000 households. The €450 million...
learn more...0 people to provide light and warmth to millions in Ukraine under the most challenging of circumstances. They also noted the efforts the company is making to decarbonise, such as the construction of Tyligulska , which will be a 500 MW wind farm entirely build during war conditions, as well as the company’s drive to support the green transition in...
learn more...al partnership with communities in the Mykolaiv region of Ukraine. The company is driving sustainable development and empowering local residents through four projects. Prior to constructing its Tyligulska wind farm , DTEK Renewables collaborated with the Mykolaiv Regional Council and Mykolaiv Regional State Administration to sign a Memorandum of...
learn moreDTEK Renewables has been named Onshore Developer of the Year at the global Wind Investment Awards 2024 for going 'above and beyond' in its construction of the Tyligulska Wind Power Plant (WPP) near the frontline in Ukraine. DTEK Renewables completed the first stage of Tyligulska WPP last year, despite DTEK engineers living and working...
learn more...as experience in battery technology via its pilot project in Enerhodar, Ukraine, commissioned in 2021. DTEK is also Ukraine’s largest renewables investor, and last year completed phase 1 of the Tyligulska Wind Power Plant on the shores of the Black Sea – the world’s first wind project built during a war. At the COP28 climate summit,...
learn more...e of green generation facilities against attacks and the urgent need for access to capital. Bloomberg – DTEK CEO emphasized the importance of air defence for Ukraine. WEF – DTEK Tyligulska wind power plant: decentralized power sources like wind energy are more difficult to disrupt. The Times: Maxim Timchenko's interview...
learn moreBritain’s The Times newspaper has reported on DTEK’s building of the Tyligulska windfarm despite war and a call by CEO Maxim Timchenko to unlock military aid to protect not only the country’s territory but also its energy system. “Despite early successes agains...
learn more...r has accelerated the company’s development of renewable power across Ukraine, partly because windfarms have proved to be harder targets than conventional power stations. DTEK opened the 114 MW Tyligulska Wind Power Plant last spring and is working with Denmark’s Vestas to more than quadruple its capacity over the next two years. Its...
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