DTEK

Since russia's full-scale invasion began in 2022, our infrastructure has been attacked more than 220 times. We kept investing anyway. This month, business publication NV ranked DTEK as Ukraine's largest private wartime investor – accounting for nearly one in five hryvnias invested by the country's 150 biggest companies since 2022. Total: over €2 billion, directed at restoring damaged assets, building new renewable capacity, and modernising power grids. Our annual investment nearly doubled in 2025. A resilient energy system is the foundation of Ukraine's survival – and its future.

🕊️ At Free Sky for Birds 2026, DTEK Grids shared its experience in protecting wildlife around energy infrastructure, from relocating 120 white stork nests to developing bird-protection solutions under the #EnergyWings project. Proud to see Ukrainian expertise recognised on the international stage.

We are pleased to welcome Geoffrey Pyatt, former US Ambassador to Ukraine, as Chairman of DTEK’s Advisory Council. With more than 35 years of experience in diplomacy and energy policy, Ambassador Pyatt brings deep expertise at an important moment for Ukraine’s energy future. As Chairman, he will lead the Council’s work to ensure its collective expertise delivers practical advice for DTEK and strong support for Ukraine’s energy resilience, European integration and wider energy security. Commenting on his appointment, Ambassador Pyatt said: “The Advisory Council brings together exceptional global expertise at a pivotal moment for Ukraine and Europe’s energy future. I am committed to ensuring the Council’s work delivers practical, high-impact insights that strengthen Ukraine’s energy resilience, advance its integration with Europe, and deepen cooperation between Ukraine, the US, and our international partners.” DTEK’s Advisory Council brings together policymakers, experts, diplomats and civil society leaders to support the Group’s strategic direction with a strong focus on Ukraine’s position in Europe’s energy future.

Our CEO Maxim Timchenko on building one of Europe's largest onshore wind farms – in wartime Ukraine: "Even in the face of constant attacks, we are restoring capacity, scaling renewable generation, and modernising grids, because a resilient energy system is the foundation of Ukraine's survival and future prosperity. With the full support of our shareholder, Rinat Akhmetov, we continue to invest during wartime, sending a clear signal: Ukraine remains attractive for investment today, and international partners have a real opportunity to help build a modern, European energy system."

Our €1.2 billion, 650 MW Poltavska windfarm – set to become one of Europe’s largest onshore wind projects – has been featured by Recharge and Power Magazine The coverage highlights more than the scale of the project. It reflects a bigger story: Ukraine is continuing to build, invest and work with international partners to create a more resilient energy system. As our CEO Maxim Timchenko said, Poltavska sends a clear signal that Ukraine remains open for investment and long-term partnership.

One of Europe’s largest onshore windfarms is being built in central Ukraine. We are set to build our next flagship project - 650 MW Poltavska windfarm. The total investment is expected to reach €1.2 billion. Our subsidiary DTEK Renewables will install up to 100 turbines in the Poltava region, central Ukraine. Poltavska windfarm joins DTEK’s growing portfolio of renewable energy that includes the 500 MW Tyligulska windfarm and Ukraine’s largest battery energy storage project at 200 MW.