We are pleased to invite you to an international online briefing held by DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko, in which he will provide an update on the current situation regarding energy security in Ukraine amid the war. The press briefing is scheduled for Wednesday (12 April), 15.00h CET. Pl...
Read more...wn requires another power source. Ukraine’s energy companies teamed up and used a hydroelectric plant, which was still running, to restart a coal-fired plant, followed by another, said DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko. When enough power stations were online again, they restarted the nuclear plants that are the system’s mainstay. At every stage, technicians had to carefully keep the frequency at 5...
Read moreDTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko will join the conference CERAWeek organized by S&P Global. The CERAWeek is an integrated framework for understanding what’s ahead for global energy markets, geopolitics, and techn...
Read more...ne should become the platform for implementing and scaling the best technologies and innovative energy solutions. The country has necessary experience and the will to use these technologies. DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko stated this during his speech at the Partnership for Transatlantic Cooperation on Energy and Climate (P-TECC) meeting, which took place in Zagreb (Croatia). Today, we should think abo...
Read moreDTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko gave his assessment of the situation on the energy front of Ukraine in a live broadcast with Richard Quest. I am fully confident that there is no chance for Putin to plunge Ukraine in...
Read moreDTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko speaks with Bloomberg’s Tom Mackenzie and Francine Lacqua on how DTEK is addressing russia’s attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. DTEK is forming an internati...
Read more...manitarian catastrophe. russian aggression claimed lives of 141 DTEK Group employees – the highest price paid by the company. On 24 February, during a regular online briefing, DTEK Group CEO Maxim Timchenko gave an overview of the operation Ukrainian energy sector amid the war and his vision of future rebuild and development of energy facilities in line with climate change and Europe’s e...
Read more...Ukraine and our partners in the EU. We believe in the Armed Forces, our country, and our Victory. We believe in our strengths and the successful future of DTEK! Glory to Ukraine! DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko
Read moreMaxim Timchenko, DTEK CEO, commented on the work of the energy sector in wartime on Deutsche Welle live. Today, the energy sector of Ukraine has become one of its main goals for russia. More than 50% of...
Read more... both for the company and for the entire country's power sector. We will definitely restore the damaged objects; we will rebuild the destroyed ones, but we can never return the people," said DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko. He emphasized that all the fallen colleagues are real heroes. Those who defended Ukraine’s sovereignty with weapons in their hands and those who had fallen fighting for Ukraine&rs...
Read moreFebruary 24th marks a year since russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko, will hold a special in-depth online media briefing session on 24 February at 15.00 (CET). He will provide an update on the current situation regarding energy security in Ukraine and give a...
Read moreIn an interview with The Globe and Mail Maxim Timchenko, DTEK CEO, spoke about he found the strength to manage a company under near-constant siege, the challenges ahead, and why he thinks that putin behaves like a desperate dictator. The work...
Read moreDTEK's CEO Maxim Timchenko delivered a lecture for students of the College of Europe - the world's first postgraduate training institute in European studies. The lecture topic was the unique experience of the work of...
Read moreOn Wednesday January 25, Ukraine’s energy security was the topic of the first 2023 online briefing by DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko. The online session was conducted from a bomb shelter due to the air raid alert in Kyiv. Here are the key messages: Energy facilities under massive miles attack Russia is ...
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