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...y need. This aid will go on until Ukraine ultimately wins. This is a clear position of the company and its shareholder Rinat Akhmetov,” — says Maxim Timchenko, DTEK CEO. Since the war broke out, Rinat Akhmetov’s businesses have channeled a total of more than UAH 3 bn and counting within the...

...ike that. —Currently, the Price Cap system is not applied (the Price Cap system is a system of limiting electricity prices for business.—Ed.). So, restrictions should be loosened (the maximum price of electricity on the market is 4,000 UAH/MWh today. —Ed.). In 10 months of 2022, DTEK Energo’s thermal generation produced a...

...Ukraine's energy system. The electricity supplier DTEK is at the forefront of this theatre of war with its coal-fired power plants. Nevertheless, DTEK boss Maxim Timchenko is already planning for a green and nuclear future. Mr Timchenko, according to your government, Russian troops have mined the Kakhovka dam in...

...l assistance for approval by the Board of Directors of the World Bank aimed at attracting investors for Ukraine’s reconstruction.   DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko spoke during the panel “Energy Partnership - Deepening and Expanding Renewable Energies”. Participants discussed urgent aid needed to...

Since October 10th more missiles and drones were used to attack critical infrastructure. In an interview with CNN, DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko talked about how much damage missile attacks have caused to the energy infrastructure of Ukraine and DTEK in paticular. He called on international partners to provide DTEK with...

In an interview with BBC, DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko talked about how much damage missile attacks have caused to the energy industry and DTEK. And also called on Western partners provide DTEK with various electrical equipment to restore power...

...er system scheme was built, where everything is set up for similar events that are happening today. I think the russian military is consulted by their power engineers and they explain how to cause maximum harm to the energy system. When Ukrenergo's 750 kilowatt nodal substations, which connect the regions where the generation facilities are...

On Thursday October 13, Ukraine’s energy security was the topic of DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko’s online briefing. This time online session was arranged from bomb shelter due to the air raid alert in Kyiv. Here are the key messages:   Energy facilities under massive...

The CEO of DTEK, Maxim Timchenko, spoke at the main international Bloomberg conference Emerging + Frontier Forum 2022 was hosted by Michael R. Bloomberg, this flagship event was hosted in New York. The event has gathe...

...at is the state of the capacity of renewable energy sources? How does DTEK manage to service its foreign trade obligations in wartime conditions? DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko talked about all these issues on Bloomberg TV. Source: Bloomberg

...e’s benefit and those are our defenders, volunteers and many others who shall contribute to Ukraine inevitably defeating our enemy,” said Maxim Timchenko, DTEK CEO.

... unity as a force of collective energy leading to victory. And, of course, to pay tribute to those people who bring it closer every day," said DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko. Preparations for the first shoot are already ongoing. Media representatives will be invited to envisage the shooting process. Details of...

... play its part in the continent’s energy security by providing electricity derived from gas, wind power and hi-tech modular nuclear reactors, writes Maxim Timchenko. Wednesday, 24 August 2022, is a bitter-sweet day for us Ukrainians. It marks the 31st anniversary of our country’s post-USSR...

On Thursday August 18, Ukraine’s energy security was the topic of DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko’s monthly online briefing. Here are the key messages:   Electricity export  On 30 July ENTSO-E allowed a 2.5-fold increase in the export of Ukrainian electric...

...flood some captured coal mines to render them useless should Ukraine regain lost territory. They are just trying to destroy our economy », - Maxim Timchenko for The Washington Post. Here are the key messages: “Those that left to fight at the front are fighting for us down here,”...