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... Greg Jackson, Founder and CEO of Octopus Energy Group , said: “Ukraine – and specifically DTEK – has demonstrated incredible resilience and agility in the face of unprecedented destruction to its energy system. They are rebuilding at pace and pioneering a decentralised, smart energy system powered by homegrown renewables –...

...uld help rebuild." "We have power plants that we've rebuilt three or four times. People spend four months reconnecting power units to the grid, and then there's shelling again. We live in a cycle: destruction, reconstruction, destruction. It's not easy, either mentally or physically. But if someone asks if I would do it again? Of course I would,...

...ar. In the fourth year of unprecedented energy terror, it has been memorialised in the permanent exhibition of the War Museum. The destroyed transformer is one small demonstration of the extensive destruction that Ukrainian energy infrastructure has suffered from russian attacks. Since the beginning of the russian invasion, more than 2,300 missiles...

...er 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 of the devastating scale of destruction caused by russian missile strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure. The damaged transformer aims to raise awareness among both Ukrainian and...

...krainian boxing legend Oleksandr Usyk continues his partnership with DTEK and our Fight for Light campaign, recently visiting a devastated energy plant in central Ukraine to witness firsthand the destruction and speak with workers. The undisputed heavyweight champion, who wore DTEK's logo during his historic victories over Tyson Fury, has become...

... Since the start of the full-scale invasion, russia has launched more than 2,300 missiles and drones at Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, with DTEK power plants hit over 200 times. Despite the destruction, energy workers continue to repair critical infrastructure to ensure millions of Ukrainians have light and heat. During his visit, Usyk met...

...aced with more resilient renewable projects including wind parks, solar installations, and battery storage. "The irony in this war is that green transition accelerated in Ukraine because of this destruction," Timchenko noted, explaining that older technologies are being replaced with clean energy solutions. He envisions Ukraine's future...

...primarily focused on managing logistics operations in the tunnels. As highlighted in The Kyiv Independent's coverage, the Donbas region, once known for its thriving heavy industry, now faces the destruction caused by russia's war. Despite this, DTEK's miners demonstrate remarkable resilience, continuing their vital work under increasingly dangerous...

...DTEK after servicing with the Armed Forces of Ukraine. DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko said: “ DTEK is doing everything in its power to draw the attention of the international community to the destruction inflicted on energy infrastructure by the enemy and the urgent need to rebuild and protect it from future attacks. We are sincerely grateful to...

...Severe damage to Ukraine’s energy system, including to DTEK power stations. These attacks again highlight Ukraine’s need for additional air defence systems from our allies to prevent more destruction. The supply of power to millions this winter depends upon it.” Sunday's attacks are the eighth wave of strikes against DTEK's...

...e's energy system. Ildar Saleev, who has been the head of DTEK Energy for the past four years and ensured the functioning and restoration of thermal generation in the face of unprecedented russian destruction, will strengthen the top management team at Metinvest Group, part of SCM Group. In turn, Oleksandr Fomenko , who has been with the Group...

...national law After visiting DTEK facilities and other energy infrastructure across Ukraine, experts from the United Nations Human Rights Monitoring Mission (HRMMU) concluded that the destruction of critical energy infrastructure (including critical assets such as heating facilities during the winter months), “breaches principles...

...es of international law. After visiting DTEK facilities and other energy infrastructure across Ukraine, experts from the United Nations Human Rights Monitoring Mission (HRMMU) concluded that the destruction of critical energy infrastructure (including critical assets such as heating facilities during the winter months), “breaches principles...

... visited Moshchun near Kyiv, where infrastructure was ripped apart in a month-long occupation and battle.  “I want to help and do everything in my power to draw global attention to the destruction of our energy system due to attacks and the need for restoration,” Usyk told DTEK teams in Moshchun. “(You) are doing...

... an article on the difficulties encountered by DTEK as it works to repair and restore its fossil fuel power plants, severely damaged by russian attacks. The article paints a vivid picture of the destruction at one of DTEK's power plants, describing it as a scene of "charred, twisted metal draped in fallen insulation; splintered stairways and...