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Powering Ukraine's recovery: DTEK at Ukraine Recovery Conference 2026

About URC 2026

The Ukraine Recovery Conference (URC) has become the leading international platform for turning Ukraine's recovery into real investment, projects and long-term partnerships.

This year in Gdańsk, the focus moves from pledges to delivery, particularly in energy and critical infrastructure, where rebuilding is already underway.

DTEK's role

As Ukraine's largest private energy company and the largest private wartime investor, DTEK is playing a central role in rebuilding Ukraine's energy system.

Since the full-scale invasion, DTEK has kept power flowing to millions of people while continuing to invest in renewable energy, battery storage, modernised grids and domestic gas production.

1 Investment-ready energy projects

A portfolio of bankable projects across renewables, storage, grid modernisation and gas — ready for international partners.

2 Practical experience under wartime conditions

Track record of delivering complex projects while keeping the lights on for millions of Ukrainians.

3 International partnership opportunities

To accelerate Ukraine's recovery and energy transition — across financing, technology and operations.

New projects

DTEK on the ground

Chief Executive Officer, DTEK Group

Maxim Timchenko

DTEK Grids CEO

Alina Bondarenko

DTEK Energy CEO

Oleksandr Fomenko

D.SOLUTIONS CEO

Serhii Kovalenko

D.TRADING CEO

Dmytro Sakharuk

DTEK Renewables CEO

Oleksandr Selyshchev

DTEK Oil&Gas CEO

Igor Shchurov

Ukraine’s Energy Future

The aim of this White Paper is to outline a strategic approach to the development of Ukraine’s energy sector, based on an assessment by the Advisory Council of DTEK Group, the largest private energy company in Ukraine.

Our perspective – short and long term – focuses on Ukrane’s national interests in building an energy system that is secure, where power cuts are rare, costs constrained and where efficiency and modernisation are continually strengthened