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Since the company’s founding 20 years ago, DTEK has grown into a national energy leader. Today we are transforming into a pan-European clean energy business.
Our businesses generate electricity at wind, solar and thermal power plants, distribute and supply electricity to end consumers, extract natural gas and mine coal, trade energy resources on Ukrainian and foreign markets, and provide domestic and commercial energy services.
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DTEK CEO for TODAY on BBC4 Radio
Mr. Timchenko commented on the DTEK operation amid the war on live BBC4 Radio. “ From the first day of the war, DTEK has done everything to provide electricity supply and stable operation of the energ...
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DTEK weekly briefing: Ukraine’s Energy Sector amid war
On Thursday April 7, Ukraine’s energy security was the topic of DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko’s weekly online briefing. Here is the lineup of key messages from Mr. Timchenko’s briefing: Update on energy sector operation amid war: “The Ukrainian pe...
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CER round table: Discussion on the impact of war on Ukraine’s economy
On April 4 th , DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko spoke in London during a round table discussion organized by the Center for European Reform (CER). The event focused on the damage to the Ukrainian economy and the ongoing efforts to k...
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Maxim Timchenko to speak during the round table organized by Center for European Reform (CER)
DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko will join the roundtable discussion organized by Center for European Reform (CER) and devoted to the discussion of the impact of war on Ukraine’s economy. Though much in...
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DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko: It’s naive to say politics isn’t connected
...ut this agreement with the EU and how quickly—where that gas is going to come from and how quickly they could get to the market. But I want to bring in—saving the best for last—Maxim. Walk us through, if you will, what’s happening in your country today, how this is impacting your business, how this is impacting consumers who are still able to live somewhat normal lives if t...
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Interview with Maxim Timchenko for CNBC
The CEO of DTEK, Ukraine's largest private power provider, Maxim Timchenko discusses the security situation in Ukraine and its nuclear implications. Watch video here
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Maxim Timchenko's interview for Newsweek
DTEK CEO Ma xi m Timchenko spoke with Louis Carter, founder, and CEO of Best Practice Institute and Most Loved Workplace, as part of his Newsweek program.
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DTEK Group, NJSC Naftogaz of Ukraine and NPC Ukrenergo called on Western companies to stop cooperation with russia in the fuel and energy sector
... we urge you to stop supporting the russian economy until this country stops the barbaric war against Ukraine,” the appeal says. The letter to Western companies has been signed by DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko, Chairman of the Board of NJSC Naftogaz of Ukraine Yuriy Vitrenko and Chairman of the Board of NPC Ukrenergo Volodymyr Kudrytsky.
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Ukraine’s Energy Sector Amid War: 1st Month
А n international online press briefing held by DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko will provide an update on the current situation regarding energy security in Ukraine. Briefing topics: Challenges of keeping lights on amid war Nuclear security of the Euro...
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Maxim Timchenko: we have one of the largest coal and gas reserves in Europe, so, we need to consolidate all our efforts to finally ensure energy security in Ukraine.
... across the globe. Calls to impose an absolute embargo on russian hydrocarbons as an instrument to put additional pressure on putin and russia’s economy are getting momentum across the West. Maxim Timchenko, chief executive officer of DTEK, took part in online discussion held by Atlantic Council “The consequences of russia’s war on energy security”. Other participants of the ...
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The New York Times: How one energy company C.E.O. is trying to keep the lights on in Ukraine
... challenging. Especially when the electrical grid itself becomes a target. “What we see now is that they attack transmission lines, substations, power generating stations,” said Maxim Timchenko, chief executive of DTEK, a large private Ukrainian energy company. In the early days of the war, he said, the Russian military seemed to be wary of wrecking critical civilian infrastru...
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DTEK media briefing: focus on Ukraine’s energy security
On Thursday 17 March, Ukraine’s energy security was the topic of DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko’s weekly online media briefing. It was attended by representatives of more than 40 media publications from the EU and beyond. The key points were: “The Ukrainian people...
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Maxim Timchenko`s Fox News interview
“Every dollar paid for Russian oil and gas is converted in bullets used to kill Ukrainians.” DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko said the situation in Ukraine is dire. More than one million people are without electricity or heat, while temperatures dip below freezing at night. Emergency power crews work ar...
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Ukraine calls on the world to help its energy system and avoid nuclear disaster
...mpared to what we have seen in the 1970s." The IEA has released a 10-point plan to reduce Europe’s reliance on Russian natural gas. The head of utility company DTEK, Maxim Timchenko , said Ukraine was managing to keep goal and gas supplies at pre-war levels, and he said a planned integration of the Ukrainian electricity grid with Europe's would provide and extra 15% of...
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