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BBC's Talking Business recently featured an interview with DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko, where he discussed the challenges of maintaining Ukraine's power supply amid ongoing russian attacks as winter approaches. During the conversation with host Ben Thompson, Mr. Timchenko ...

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... took home a rare two prizes at Thursday's Global Good Awards, where it won gold in the Humanitarian Response Champions category for its #FightForLight, and Individual Leader of the Year for CEO Maxim Timchenko . The company also picked up a silver award in the prestigious Overall Company of the Year category. Judges recognised the incredible efforts of DTEK’s 55,000 people to provide l...

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...neral Assembly. Looking forward to talking to business and policy leaders who can make a real difference to Ukraine, and our mission to build a greener, more resilient energy system. ” stated Maxim Timchenko on his X account . And added : “DTEK expects our first cargoes of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the United States to arrive in Europe by the end of the ye...

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...rvices including water distribution, sewage and sanitation systems, heating and hot water, public health, education, and the economy, with vulnerable households particularly affected. DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko said: “ This comprehensive dossier of evidence compiled by the United Nations points to only one conclusion: that russia is deliberately trying to terrorise Ukrainians into surrender...

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In an op-ed published in The Times, DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko has outlined the urgent need for a strategic approach to protect and rebuild Ukraine's energy infrastructure, likening it to a modern-day Marshall Plan for the country's power sector. Ti...

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...ilding  Poland’s first large electricity storage project , as part of a goal to create a pan-European energy system that unites Ukraine and the EU. Announcing the project, DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko said: "Despite the war and limited access to international capital markets, we continue to invest in Ukraine – not only to restore destroyed infrastructure, but also to build new f...

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...Male-Dominated Work Force. Enter the Women Semafor | Ukraine struggles to rebuild its decimated energy system AFP | Ukraine's electrician heroes restoring power near the front DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko discusses leadership in crisis and Ukraine's energy resilience at the Eurelectric conference

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...ies and the Kyiv hydroelectric power station. The assault involved approximately 100 Shahed drones and more than a 100 missiles of various types, affecting 15 regions across the country. DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko stated, "Our employees are working tirelessly with colleagues at Ukrenergo and other energy companies to restore power across Ukraine and minimise the impact of this terrorist attack." R...

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DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko recently gave an interview at the Eurelectric conference, sharing insights on leadership during wartime and the resilience of Ukraine's energy sector. The "Powering Ukraine amidst war" inte...

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...aine's power infrastructure and the efforts to maintain electricity supply in the face of ongoing attacks. The piece featured insights from DTEK, Ukraine's largest private energy company, and its CEO Maxim Timchenko. Detailing the destruction of power plants across Ukraine, the story highlights damage to DTEK's generating capacity; 90% of thermal generation has been damaged or de...

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...stration of why Ukraine will win this war. Our resolve remains strong. We will keep restoring light to the people of Ukraine, whatever evil russia perpetrates against us.”- stated DTEK CEO Mr. Timchenko on his X account. Also, as a result of russian missile attack, three DTEK substations in Kyiv were heavily damaged. As of 17:00 on July 8th, DTEK emergency crews, using backup connection chan...

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...system since the full-scale invasion in 2022. During this period, DTEK power plants have endured more than 180 strikes, resulting in 53 workers injured and three losing their lives. DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko said :   “Another attack on ordinary Ukrainians by russia overnight: enemy missiles hit a DTEK power station already damaged in previous attacks. Three of our workers were i...

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