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Power station attacks, March 2024

DTEK image of destruction caused by russian attacks against DTEK power station in March 2024

Damage at DTEK thermal power plant following a russian assault, Spring 2024

Damaged equipment at DTEK thermal power plant following russian attack, spring 2024

DTEK power engineers after russian attack, 2024

DTEK teams are working intensively to repair and restore power after another russian attack

DTEK brand and identity

Explore our Media Kit, a curated collection capturing the essence of our brand. Journey through pivotal moments and milestones, reflecting our commitment to innovation. Strictly intended for editorial use, any other utilization infringes on copyright. Kindly acknowledge Photographic Services, DTEK Group, when utilizing these visuals. Experience our corporate narrative through a lens of professionalism.

DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko

Introducing our CEO Gallery – a glimpse into the leadership that steers our organization. Explore a curated collection of images capturing the essence of our dynamic leader. From strategic boardroom discussions to inspiring moments of leadership, witness the driving force behind our vision. These visuals offer an exclusive look into the professional journey of our CEO. For media use only, any other utilization is strictly prohibited. Kindly credit Maxim Timchenko and DTEK Group when using these images. Immerse yourself in the vision and dedication of our CEO.

DTEK Tyligulska windfarm

During russia's attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, DTEK Renewables built the 114 MW phase I of the DTEK Tyligulska Wind Power Plant. The construction started before the full-scale war, and this WPP was supposed to become the largest in Ukraine, with a 500 MW design capacity.

Damaged DTEK TPP after a russian attack 2023

Explore the Devastation Series, a visual narrative documenting the aftermath of industrial facilities targeted by Russian forces. These poignant images capture the grim reality of destruction inflicted upon production sites. Witness the resilience of affected communities, grappling with the aftermath of artillery strikes. Intended for documentation purposes, these visuals expose the impact of conflict on vital economic infrastructures. As we bear witness to the destruction, let us also stand united in support of recovery and rebuilding efforts.

Repairing DTEK Trifonivska SPP

DTEK Renewables continues to actively restore the Tryfonivska solar power plant due to its damage by the russian military. The solar farm can currently generate 5 MW of electric, which is half of its installed capacity of 10 MW. After the deoccupation in October 2022, Tryfonivska SPP resumed electric power generation in December and since then has generated 335.4 thousand kWh of electricity for the needs of Ukraine.

DTEK Grids emergency crews

Explore our Restoration Efforts album, a visual testament to resilience and rebuilding in the aftermath of attacks by Russian forces. Witness the dedicated process of restoring vital networks disrupted by conflict. From the tireless efforts of our teams to the collaboration with international partners, these images capture the spirit of recovery. Strictly intended for documentation purposes, these visuals reveal the challenges overcome and the indomitable spirit of communities rebuilding. Amidst adversity, we stand strong, restoring connectivity and hope.

DTEK Nikopolska SPP

The 200 MW plant was built in less than a year. In April 2018 DTEK signed an agreement for the design and construction of 200 MW solar power plant with Chinese company CMEC. The first solar panel on the SPP site was installed last October. The solar power plant was put into exploitation on January 2019. The Nikopol SPP consists of 750 thousand PV panels located on the former quarry site. These are low-yield lands, which cannot be farmed efficiently.

DTEK Oil&Gas

Welcome to our Oil and Gas Operations Gallery, where innovation meets energy excellence. Immerse yourself in the dynamic world of our industry, from state-of-the-art drilling operations to the meticulous process of extracting and refining natural resources. These images showcase the dedication of our team, ensuring responsible and efficient practices in the oil and gas sector. With a commitment to sustainability and cutting-edge technology, we fuel progress and meet global energy demands.

DTEK Grids

DTEK Grids distribution system operators work with 5.6 million customers in Kyiv and Kyiv oblast, Dnipropetrovsk, Donetsk, and Odesa oblasts. Operators carry out investment programs aimed at improving the quality of life in their respective regions. To this end, a reliable and uninterrupted electricity supply is guaranteed and power distribution losses are reduced. Infrastructure is currently under development to mitigate the power deficit caused by growing communities.

DTEK Energy, repairing TPP units

Embark on a visual journey through the heart of our Thermal Power Plant (TPP) refurbishment process. Our TPP Repair Album captures the intricate steps and skilled craftsmanship involved in enhancing operational efficiency. From meticulous inspections to cutting-edge technology implementation, witness the dedication of our team shaping the future of energy production. Strictly for industrial insight, these images showcase the synergy of expertise and innovation driving our TPP restoration.

DTEK Prymorska WPP

The Prymorska wind electric plant (WEP) is a 200MW onshore wind farm located in the Zaporizhia region of Ukraine The project was developed in two phases by DTEK Renewables.

DTEK Energy Crew

Embark on a visual exploration of the pivotal aspects of our mining operation enhancement process. Our Mining Operation Improvement Gallery highlights the comprehensive steps and expert craftsmanship involved in augmenting efficiency and safety.

Academy DTEK

Today, Academy DTEK experts share DTEK's vast post-industrial experience and provide high-quality, innovative knowledge not only to employees, but also to external clients from both the private and public sectors.

DTEK Energy's machine manufacture

The machine-building company Corum Group (DTEK Energy)

Ukraine’s first-ever grid-scale battery energy storage system

First industrial lithium-ion, installed at the Zaporizhzhya Power Plant in the city of Energodar, with a capacity of 1 MW/2.25 MWh energy storage system (ESS)