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...TIONS IN UKRAINE   russia launched missile and drone attacks against Ukraine’s energy assets including two DTEK power plants early on Thursday, April 11th causing significant damage and destruction. DTEK teams are working tirelessly to repair and restore power as quickly as possible. But attacks continue regularly and the air defence systems are crucial to prevent the repeated destruction of eq...

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...K installed defensive protection, such as sandbags, concrete blocks and cages, and built up large stocks of spare equipment. However, these supplies are largely used up and in many cases the level of destruction is so great infrastructure has to be completely re-build. More: Severely damaged Ukraine power stations 'will take a year to rebuild': DTEK Ambassador Bridget A. Brink tweet Pr...

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...tes it will be able to restore around 50% of the lost capacity within weeks, but other repairs will take longer. Ukraine is able to import some power from European neighbours, however the level of destruction will mean consumers will face some controlled outages. DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko said: “ The energy infrastructure russia attacked this morning are civilian facilities relied on by milli...

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...e are working 24/7 to ensure that the enemy is brought to justice and pays for every crime committed. We will continue on this path until russia is held accountable to all Ukrainians for the evil and destruction it has caused" Marney Cheek, partner at Covington & Burling LLP, which represented DTEK in the case said: “Today's ruling marks another milestone in holding Russia accountab...

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...force it with special protective platforms and submit important data about the storks to the ornithologists. Reinforcement of nests allows to protect the storks from electrocution or death due to the destruction of the nest, as well as to prevent emergencies on the lines and power outages for the customers. “Despite the war, DTEK Grids continues to develop infrastructure of the grids,&n...

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...ther Ukrainian businesses. The 35-page infographic displays the unique nature of Ukraine, the impact of the war on the ecosystem (land, air, water)  and the footprint of the ecosystem’s destruction on the human health. On top of that the study will  display russia’s war crimes, like the blow up of the Kakhovka hydroelectric dam and nuclear terrorism. The study also visualizes the ...

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...DTEK has launched preparation works for the next heating season. Today, hundreds of millions of dollars are needed to restore the full-fledged operation of Ukraine’s energy sector. The scale of destruction to the power system is making the upcoming winter no less challenging for Ukraine. “A unified program for the recovery of Ukraine’s energy sector is our objective. Consolidatin...

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...plications for European and Global energy markets was the topic of the monthly online briefing session hosted by DTEK Group CEO Maxim Timchenko on Wednesday, 12 April 2023. Despite the large-scale destruction attempt, as of today, the Ukrainian energy system has been operating for almost two months without consumer restrictions, generating a reserve of capacity and it also recommenced export into Europe. ...

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...t month already. Generally during 2023 DTEK Energy plans to repair some 28 energy generating units across the entirety of its thermal power plants. “ Direct losses resulting from damage and destruction of the equipment of the company’s generating assets approach UAH 6 billion. With large-scale destructions in place, it shall be none easier to enter the next following heating season than the c...

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... Ukraine separated from russia and belarus forever. Instead, Ukraine’s power system managed to work in an isolation mode for 21 days - from February 24 to March 16. In the conditions of war, destruction and constant shelling, energy workers managed to ensure the stability of our energy system. This is the merit of all market participants: Ministry of Energy, NEC "Ukrenergo", power producers. This wa...

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...to a nerve-racking start. At 9 a.m., the dozen or so members of the “crisis team,” led by CEO Maxim Timchenko, review the often grim developments and state of affairs of the previous day: destruction of infrastructure, power availability, employees killed or wounded. At last count, DTEK had lost 136 employees in the war, with 24 missing and four in captivity. Three of them died at a coal-fired...

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...t been replaced Serhiy points out the gaping hole in the administration building, where a bookcase and dangling light bulb are pretty much all that's left of his office. He watched the destruction from 500m away, as a "kamikaze" drone tore into the building, wrecking the control room and taking the substation offline. "We knew it would happen sooner or later," he says. ...

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... is changing its war tactics. It is focusing on completely destroying power units. On January 14 the main target was power units of TPPs, not just transformers as previously seen. The devastation and destruction means it will be impossible to restore electricity supply with equipment from Western partners quickly, and in fact is requires investment and a longer rebuild.  DTEK Group is the major opera...

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...years ago with Russia blackmailing the European energy market with gas prices and gas supply to the EU. Over the years, the war has escalated. And now we see a Russian military campaign to target the destruction of energy facilities across Ukraine. Maxim Timchenko , DTEK CEO DTEK Group presented “30 by 2030 initiative” at WEF 2022 in Davos. The “30 by 2030 initiative” aim ...

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