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Ukraine’s energy system is in a race against time. With power, we have food and clean water, warm homes, connectivity, jobs, transport and information. By systematically attacking Ukraine’s energy assets, russia is trying to destroy our whole way of life. To cast our democracy into darkness this winter.
DTEK is Ukraine’s largest private energy supplier, responsible for around a quarter of the country’s energy needs. We need to finance and source equipment, place orders, and transport and install thousands of tonnes of equipment - all before October. If we fail, we risk rolling blackouts and a humanitarian crisis when winter arrives.
russia is seeking to strangle Ukraine’s energy system, in particular Ukraine’s thermal and hydro power stations. These play a key function in balancing the grid and meeting consumption during the morning and evening peaks.
“DTEK teams are working around the clock to repair and restore as quickly as possible and we are appealing for urgent access to new or used generators, turbines, power unit control systems, transformers and auto-transformers, worth around $230 mln. We aim to restore around half our pre-March capacity within four months.
Quantity - 7
Auxiliary, power, auto, strat up/back up, excitation
Quantity - 1
With turbine control, excitation, TCS
Equipment and materials for repairing damaged units (generator spare parts, pumps, pipes, transformer and turbine oil, cable)
Quantity - 54
Specialized construction equipment
Recovery and replacement of the damaged turbine and boiler departments’ equipment. Recovery of the main and supporting building structures.
We urgently need financial assistance of $176 million to address uncovered critical needs and ensure power capacity in the system.
We are building a secure energy future for Ukraine and for Europe. As well as being Ukraine’s largest private energy company, DTEK is also the country’s biggest investor in renewables. For example, the 114 MW Tyligulska wind power plant is the largest private energy investment in Ukraine since the country gained independence.
We are working with Denmark’s Vestas to more than quadruple its capacity over the next two years. And we are also on track to establish the group as a truly pan-European renewable energy provider, with two projects in Romania already generating power (and helping flow power back to Ukraine) and new projects in the works in Croatia, Romania and Poland. To unlock the potential of Ukraine as a green energy hub powering Europe, we need partners and investors to join with us on new wind, solar and battery storage ventures, both within Ukraine and beyond.