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DTEK hosts a public debate at WEF in Davos   Date: The World Economic Forum (WEF) Annual Meeting will take place 16-20 January in Davos, Switzerland. The Forum will convene leaders from govern...

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...city by the beginning of spring. Since it is green energy in times of war that is an extremely important element of Ukraine's energetical independence and security," said Oleksandr Selishchev, CEO of DTEK Renewables. The station stopped generating after coming under occupation. During the occupation and until liberation by the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the station came under Russian shelling, and al...

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...y by the beginning of spring. Since it is green energy in times of war that is an extremely important element of Ukraine's energetical independence and security, said Oleksandr Selishchev, CEO of DTEK Renewables. The station stopped generating after coming under occupation. During the occupation and until liberation by the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the station came under Russian shelling, and a...

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In November 2022, DTEK Renewables generated 28.7 million kWh of green electricity at its generating enterprises. This amount is enough to cover the monthly electricity needs of almost 190,000 households*. The company su...

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DTEK, Ukraine’s biggest investor in renewables facilities, is hoping it will be green energy that drives the phoenix from the ashes. That was the main message the company put across when it attended...

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In order to support the energy system, DTEK Renewables is ready to restore the operational activity of Tryfonivska solar plant in Kherson region, liberated from the russian occupiers. The capacity of Tryfonivska SPP is 10 MW. The solar farm ...

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In an interview for Liga.Business , Dmytro Sakharuk, DTEK’s Executive Director, spoke about DTEK’s losses from russian shelling, russia’s “filigree” cyberattack, and Ukraine’s future problems this winter. —Since...

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Russia is concentrating its airstrikes on Ukraine's energy system. The electricity supplier DTEK is at the forefront of this theatre of war with its coal-fired power plants. Nevertheless, DTEK boss Maxim Timchenko is already planning for a green and nuclear future. Mr Timchenko, according to ...

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On October 21st, DTEK’s CEO spoke during the 43rd OECD Round Table on Sustainable Development “Foot on the gas? Maintaining momentum for net-zero while responding to the war in Ukraine”. Mr. Timchenko ...

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...aine has a unique opportunity to build a new, more conscious society, a new economy and energy industry, where green energy should be a priority. Ihor Retivov, senior manager of regulatory affairs of DTEK Renewables, said this during the annual European-Ukrainian Energy Day conference, organized by the European-Ukrainian Energy Agency (EUEA). "Renewables is no longer a trend, but an ideology....

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...tegic aims? The energy crisis, which has not yet reached its peak, will accelerate the process of decarbonization. Europe is looking to replace Russian fossil fuels. The stake is made primarily in renewables. More renewable sources - less dependence! The boom in investments flowing into Ukrainian renewable sources has become a real success story. None of Ukraine’s economic sectors in the hist...

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...ky-high prices. It gets better because this isn’t just about providing power. It’s also about environmentally sustainable power. Our country is preparing for a future centred around renewables, which has been the focus of much of our investment for many years. Ukraine is ready to play its part in the reinvention of European energy security by providing energy and electricity derived from g...

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As energy companies in Ukraine work to restore and rebuild sections of the nation's power grid damaged by Russian military action, the country is also preparing for a future centered around renewables and a potentially lucrative role as an electricity exporter to Europe. So far, Russia's invasion is estimated to have caused more than $100 billion of damage to Ukraine's critical infrastruct...

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...ng rapidly in the country over the past few years, has particular potential. However, the Russian invasion did not bypass the Ukrainian renewable energy sector, including the largest market player DTEK Renewables, which owns eight solar and wind farms. In the interview to the EU Reporter , Alexander Selischev, CEO of DTEK Renewables, told about the company's first urgent steps to preserve its a...

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