According to the company’s press release, UAH 10 billion was allocated over the past three years for the repair and restoration of thermal power plants (TPPs).
A significant portion of the investment—around UAH 18 billion—was directed to supporting Ukraine’s coal mining operations. These funds ensured stable fuel reserves for thermal power generation amid ongoing wartime disruptions.
Investments were used for the development and repair of capital mining workings, equipping longwall faces, procuring tunneling equipment, upgrading underground mine transport, and maintaining production capacity.
DTEK Energo operates a closed-cycle coal-to-electricity production system. As of January 2022, the company’s installed thermal generation capacity stood at 13.3 GW. Its coal division includes mining, coal enrichment, mechanical engineering, and service support for mining equipment.
As a result of targeted Russian attacks, most of DTEK’s thermal generation infrastructure has been destroyed, highlighting the strategic importance of continued investment in Ukraine’s energy sector.
