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russian troops continue a series of systemic terrorist attacks on Ukraine’s civil and energy infrastructure.   Today, on 15 December, the enemy undertook another massive shelling of a DTEK Energy&...

Ukraine faces its most challenging winter as russia relentlessly strikes its energy system to plunge the nation into cold and darkness. Since mid-October, russia's carried out five mass missile attacks that have damaged 50%  of Ukraine's energy system and mad...

russian attacks in October damaged five of the six thermal power plants run by DTEK. The company had successfully undergone repairs. But after a pause of a few weeks, russian again unleashed strikes on Tuesd...

... "If they can find an alternative place to stay for another three or four months, it will be very helpful to the system," DTEK chief executive Maxim Timchenko told the BBC. Russian attacks have damaged almost half of Ukraine's energy system. Millions of people are without power as temperatures drop for winter....

...ng a request by Mykolayivoblenergo, professionals of DTEK Odesa Grids will repair a segment of the grid with approximate length of 20 km in the direction of Posad-Pokrovsky town that was destroyed by russian troops to ensure the fastest possible resumption of electricity supply to those districts across Mykolayiv region that were liberated from the...

...missile attacks on three hydroelectric power plants: Dniprovska, Dnistrovska, and Kremenchutska. DTEK Energy enterprises are also among the damaged facilities: Prydniprovska TPP suffered 4 missile strikes. As well as one of the objects of the energy infrastructure of DTEK Kyiv Regional Power Grids. As a result, 250,000 families in the Kyiv region...

In an interview for Liga.Business , Dmytro Sakharuk, DTEK’s Executive Director, spoke about DTEK’s losses from russian shelling, russia’s “filigree” cyberattack, and Ukraine’s future problems this winter. —Since February, russia has damaged at least 30–40% of the Ukrainian ener...

Russia is concentrating its airstrikes on 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...

...argin of the country's energy industry and what consumers should expect in the event of continued attacks on energy facilities.   Situation in the energy system, consequences and goal of russian strikes Looking at the entire energy system of Ukraine, how much capacity was there before the October...

Late at night of 19 October, russian troops attacked Ukraine’s civil and energy infrastructure yet again. One of DTEK Energy’s enterprises sustained structural damages. Luckily, there have been no casualties or health implic...

On October 18, russian troops launched yet another series of terrorist attacks on the civil and energy infrastructure of Ukraine. DTEK's facilities have been damaged. As a result of several air strikes, 7 employees got inj...

On October 17, russian troops made another series of terrorist strikes on civil and energy infrastructure of Ukraine. Following the hits, one of DTEK Energy’s enterprises suffered damage to property and health of its...

A letter calling for the exclusion of Russian companies from global and European associations was sent to international partners today. The letter was signed by DTEK CEO Maksym Timchenko and Naftogaz CEO. Yuriy Vitrenko and Head of the Ukrainian...

...USD 50–70 mln. What is the situation with your generating companies? Majority of DTEK Energy's business divisions operate as normal except for Luhanska TPP, which has been under the Russian control since 25 February. We do not control this power plant, and it does not generate. There is a complicated situation with Zaporizka TPP....

...s. We congratulated each other on professional holidays and always wished happiness, health, and peace. Peace! But it's been a week since peaceful times ended for us. Peace was destroyed by Russian missiles hitting our residential buildings. Russian tanks tormenting our villages, crushing our cars. learn more