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...or urgent technical assistance (such as replacement generators, transformers and turbines) to energy companies across the sector, before the onset of winter in six months’ time. DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko said : "DTEK is doing everything possible to draw the attention of the world community to the energy infrastructure destroyed by the enemy and the need to restore it and protect it fro...

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... at least three thermal power plants operated by DTEK sustained serious damage in the latest attack, the fifth on the company's facilities in just seven weeks. In his quote to the BBC, DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko emphasized the importance of restoring power quickly. "The energy these power stations produce allow millions of Ukrainians to live with dignity," he said. "We will not stop working t...

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...y a critical roll in supplying electricity at peak hours.   The enemy has launched previous attacks on March 22 and 29, April 11 and 27 this year. Maxim Timchenko, CEO of DTEK: “With each attack, russia proves again that it has no honor or deciency. The energy these power stations produce allow millions of Ukrainians to live with...

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MAXIM TIMCHENKO HAILS $61 BILLION US SUPPORT TO REBUILD UKRAINE'S ENERGY SYSTEM AND DEFEND DEMOCRACY   "For months, devastating russian missile and drone attacks have crushed our energy system and ...

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In a recent article published by Bloomberg, DTEK has announced its plans to rebuild at least 50% of its damaged energy facilities within the next three to four months. DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko stated that the company has lost a significant part of its production capacity due to the ongoing war and is now working tirelessly to restore operations. According to the article, DTEK ...

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...stronger safeguards against corruption – building on the company’s membership of the World Economic Forum’s Partnership Against Corruption Initiative (PACI) last year. DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko said : “ With this Advisory Council, DTEK will have access to world-leading experts in their respective fields. The Advisory Council will offer insights on DTEK’s broa...

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...on. According to the Ukrainian Air Force, the enemy used 151 missiles and drones. The link DTEK ADVOCATES FOR UKRAINIAN ENERGY SECTOR RECOVERY AT CERA WEEK On March 18-19th, DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko participated in and addressed the conference, drawing attention from the international community to the critical necessity of financing green recovery and modernising Ukraine’s energy...

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...DTEK is currently assessing the level of damage and how long it will take to recover. The DTEK worker injured in the attack received rapid medical attention and is being cared for at home. CEO Maxim Timchenko commented on the latest news :  “ DTEK teams are doing everything they can to repair and restore power after russia's senseless and unprovoked attacks, however we cannot wait muc...

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... company’s plan to create a pan-European energy system uniting Ukraine and the EU. DTEK’s goal is to build a 5 GW portfolio of renewable energy projects in Europe by 2030, via DRI. Maxim Timchenko, CEO of DTEK Group, said : “ Today’s signing marks an exciting moment in Europe’s aspirations to move beyond fossil fuels. This project will not only provide vital flexibi...

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...her 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 millions of ordinary people. This senseless destruction can never be justified. We...

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DTEK COMMITS TO NEW ENERGY SYSTEM BUT WARNS OF ATTACKS On the second anniversary of russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko expressed the company's unwavering commitment to delivering energy to Ukrainians today and building new energy facilities that will provide resilient power in the future. Despite regular at...

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The Financial Times on Sunday devoted its frontpage story to an interview with DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko, who highlighted the urgent need for US aid to bolster the resilience of Ukraine's energy sector against russian attacks.   In an article titled Ukraine risks losing ‘energy war&...

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Britain’s The Times newspaper has reported on DTEK’s building of the Tyligulska windfarm despite war and a call by CEO Maxim Timchenko to unlock military aid to protect not only the country’s territory but also its energy system. “Despite early successes against Russia this winter, today we face renewed d...

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...try’s existing infrastructure as russia exploits Ukraine’s dwindling stocks of air-defence ammunition. On the eve of the second anniversary of russia’s full-scale invasion, CEO Maxim Timchenko said DTEK was 100% committed to providing Ukrainians with the energy they needed today and to build new energy facilities that would generate resilient power tomorrow . DTEK CEO M...

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