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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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The green transition is profoundly transforming the global energy landscape, and DTEK is embracing this revolution.
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DRI set to build third renewable project in Croatia; 120 MW Ljubovo wind farm
... of operating projects, construction projects and others in various stages of development. The news follows the announcement earlier this week that DTEK will quadruple the size of its Tyligulska windfarm project in Ukraine. That project will expand to a 500 MW capacity, enough to power 900,000 households. The €450 million investment is the largest investment in Ukrainian energy since...
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DTEK takes gold at the Global Good Awards, recognising the Fight for Light and leadership during war
...0 people to provide light and warmth to millions in Ukraine under the most challenging of circumstances. They also noted the efforts the company is making to decarbonise, such as the construction of Tyligulska , which will be a 500 MW wind farm entirely build during war conditions, as well as the company’s drive to support the green transition in the EU. The Global Good Awards are recognised as ...
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DTEK Renewables powers community development in Ukraine
...al partnership with communities in the Mykolaiv region of Ukraine. The company is driving sustainable development and empowering local residents through four projects. Prior to constructing its Tyligulska wind farm , DTEK Renewables collaborated with the Mykolaiv Regional Council and Mykolaiv Regional State Administration to sign a Memorandum of Cooperation . This agreement laid the foundation for pr...
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DTEK's Tyligulska WPP wins Onshore Developer of the Year at Wind Investment Awards
DTEK Renewables has been named Onshore Developer of the Year at the global Wind Investment Awards 2024 for going 'above and beyond' in its construction of the Tyligulska Wind Power Plant (WPP) near the frontline in Ukraine. DTEK Renewables completed the first stage of Tyligulska WPP last year, despite DTEK engineers living and working under the const...
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DTEK Group enters Polish renewables market to build the first large-scale battery storage project in the country
...as experience in battery technology via its pilot project in Enerhodar, Ukraine, commissioned in 2021. DTEK is also Ukraine’s largest renewables investor, and last year completed phase 1 of the Tyligulska Wind Power Plant on the shores of the Black Sea – the world’s first wind project built during a war. At the COP28 climate summit, DTEK unveiled plans to quadruple the windfarm’s siz...
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DTEK Group Highlights: February 20 – March 4, 2024
...e of green generation facilities against attacks and the urgent need for access to capital. Bloomberg – DTEK CEO emphasized the importance of air defence for Ukraine. WEF – DTEK Tyligulska wind power plant: decentralized power sources like wind energy are more difficult to disrupt. The Times: Maxim Timchenko's interview included a call on the country's allies to invest in Ukraine'...
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The Times: ‘Ukraine wind farm is not about to be blown off course by war’
Britain’s The Times newspaper has reported on DTEK’s building of the Tyligulska windfarm despite war and a call by CEO Maxim Timchenko to unlock military aid to protect not only the country’s territory but also its energy system. “Despite early successes agains...
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Ukraine’s DTEK commits to new energy system but warns of attacks
...r has accelerated the company’s development of renewable power across Ukraine, partly because windfarms have proved to be harder targets than conventional power stations. DTEK opened the 114 MW Tyligulska Wind Power Plant last spring and is working with Denmark’s Vestas to more than quadruple its capacity over the next two years. Its €450 million cost makes it the largest private energy inv...
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DTEK signals European ambitions as it brings online first energy projects outside Ukraine
...up is already the largest producer of renewable energy in Ukraine, with 1.1 GW of installed capacity. At COP28 last December, it signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Vestas to expand its Tyligulska windfarm near Kherson – a €450 million investment that will create Eastern Europe’s largest windfarm. The two projects in Romania are the first in DRI’s plans to ...
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RADIO FREE EUROPE on DTEK's resilience amid adversity: Tyligulska wind power plant shines in the face of challenges
In a recent article, Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty shines a spotlight on DTEK, delving into the remarkable narrative of the Tyligulska Wind Power Plant (WPP). Against the backdrop of russia's relentless missile and drone attacks on Ukrainian energy facilities and civilian infrastructure in 2022, deemed "acts of pure terror" by Europ...
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DTEK Group Highlights: November 30 – December 14, 2023
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NPR Illuminates DTEK's vision for rebuilding Ukraine's energy landscape
...his new system aims to enhance Ukraine's energy security and position the nation as a decarbonization leader and a crucial energy hub for Europe. Maksym Bogadytsya, Chief Power Engineer at the Tyligulska Wind Power Station, encapsulates the situation's urgency. Standing beneath the whirring blades of the first wind turbine erected after Russia's full-scale invasion, Bogadytsya remarks, "We all k...
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Ukraine Sees New Virtue in Wind Power: It’s Harder to Destroy – The New York Times about The Tyligulska WPP
...ploding drones at power plants, hydroelectric dams and substations, trying to black out as much of Ukraine as it can, as often as it can, in its campaign to pound the country into submission. The new Tyligulska wind farm stands only a few dozen miles from russian artillery, but Ukrainians say it has a crucial advantage over most of the country’s grid. A single, well-placed missile can dama...
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Ukraine Pavilion at COP28 presents the consequences of the Kakhovka Dam disaster and outlines Ukrainian green recovery plans
...ecovery of a Clean and Protected Environment," "Energy Independence," and "Green Deal." Ukraine will also showcase an already implemented green energy project from the 2022 conference — the Tyligulska Wind Power Station , the world's first built during wartime. Additionally, the Global Platform for Assessment of Environmental Damages Caused by Military Actions, announced by the President of Ukrain...
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