... market with gas prices and gas supply to the EU. Over the years, the war has escalated. And now we see a Russian military campaign to target the destruction of energy facilities across Ukraine. Maxim Timchenko , DTEK CEO DTEK Group presented “30 by 2030 initiative” at WEF 2022 in Davos. The “30 by 2030 initiative” aim is to have 30GW of renewable capacity in Ukraine...
Read moreDTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko joined the discussion “Europe in Crisis: The path forward” held by Atlantic Council. The 2023 Forum has a special focus on the challenges of managing energy security and d...
Read more...er at DTEK. “It’s our job to bring light to people, doing the impossible.” “All the equipment is located in the open air, so it’s quite easy to hit,” said Maxim Timchenko, DTEK’s chief executive. If there is a direct hit, there is no chance the equipment can be saved. “The electricity grid is like a body: everything is...
Read moreDTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko will join the discussion held by Atlantic Council “Europe in Crisis: The path forward”. The 2023 Forum will have a special focus on the challenges of managing energy security an...
Read more...er at DTEK. “It’s our job to bring light to people, doing the impossible.” “All the equipment is located in the open air, so it’s quite easy to hit,” said Maxim Timchenko, DTEK’s chief executive. If there is a direct hit, there is no chance the equipment can be saved. “The electricity grid is like a body: everything is...
Read more...I hope this year will be the year when we celebrate the new DTEK era under a peaceful sky while building new power sector for Ukraine. I wish you and your loved ones health, wellbeing and peace! Maxim Timchenko DTEK CEO
Read more...maintain the reliable operation of the Ukrainian energy system and keep the lights on for millions of civilians. We are pleased to invite international media to an online briefing held by DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko, in which he will provide an update on the current situation regarding energy security in Ukraine and give an overview of the general situation in the energy sector. The press briefing i...
Read more...opean partners and us. Happy holiday, dear colleagues! Thank you for your work, your courage, and your daily heroism! We believe in the indomitability of Ukraine and the Victory of the light! Maxim Timchenko DTEK CEO
Read more...hey gain more experience and understanding of how to maintain the country's power system. Therefore, despite all attempts, Russia will not succeed in plunging Ukraine into complete darkness. DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko said this at a round table on energy issues as part of the international donor conference in support of Ukraine, which took place in Paris on December 13. “We will win this ener...
Read moreOver the last two months, russia has launched at least 18 missile attacks on DTEK Energy facilities, damaging generators, transmission lines, substations and transformers, said Maxim Timchenko in an interview with Bloomberg TV . DTEK is now asking suppliers to mark its orders as top priority. “We have to survive 122 days,” said Maxim Timchenko , referencing the t...
Read more"We are more than confident, especially after last week's attack, that russia has no chance of plunging Ukraine into darkness," he said during a speech at the Kyiv Security Forum. Timchenko noted that no energy system in the world, which is the same size as the Ukrainian one, has ever suffered such a scale of damage as our energy system received last week. He added that after the shel...
Read more...e enormous destruction of its infrastructure. Our task is to provide Ukraine with its own gas and become a gas exporter to Europe. To become a guarantor of the EU's energy security," says DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko. The fields require a detailed geological study to confirm their prospects and further commercial development. DTEK started investing in gas production in 2012. Over 10 years, the co...
Read more...weeks, russian again unleashed strikes on Tuesday last week. During this latest wave, at least one of DTEK`s plants was hit, and the rest were running at about 50 percent capacity, DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko told Vox . Some of Ukraine’s infrastructure, like its coal-fired plants, were built during the Soviet era, adding to the difficulty of repairs. DTEK has to sometimes reall...
Read moreIn an interview with BBC News, 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 electrical e...
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