DTEK WEEKLY

russia attacked another DTEK Energy facility. The object got disconnected from the energy system.

On December 15, the enemy initiated yet another massive shelling of a DTEK Energy’s facility. No casualties or injuries have been reported. Following the shelling, the facility’s equipment has undergone severe damage. Currently, the facility has been completely disconnected from the energy system. Bringing the facility to a standstill resulted in a deficit of heating across the region.? Read more

DTEK is on the front line of the first large-scale cyber war in history

In an interview with Microsoft Dmytro Osyka, Director of DTEK`s MODUS X, said that stable business operation of the energy sector requires not only physical security, but highly alerted cybersecurity as well. To ensure business continuity and increase resistance to cyber threats, the company upgraded its system safety and relied on the Microsoft Azure to strengthen its security posture. “With Microsoft Azure we were able to ensure the operation of IT systems and solutions conveniently and safely for our business. Azure also helped maintain security and stability in difficult conditions. The security of data and access to our systems is of utmost importance,” - explained Osyka. Read more

As a result of russian missile attacks, the energy company DTEK Energy got disconnected from the power system

On December 16, russian troops once again carried out a massive terrorist attack on the civil and energy infrastructure of Ukraine. As a result of the shelling, the DTEK Energy facility, which had already been repeatedly attacked by the enemy, was damaged. Currently, it is completely disconnected from the power system. Fortunately, there were no victims. In September-December, DTEK Energy's energy facilities were subjected to 20 russian terrorist attacks overall. As a result, 24 energy workers were injured and 3 killed. There were also casualties among rescuers and employees of contracting organizations. Read more

DTEK restored power supply to 228,000 families in the city of Kyiv and in Donetsk, Kyiv and Dnipropetrovsk regions

This week (December 12 through 18), DTEK power engineers have restored electricity to 228,000 families, left without power due to shelling in the city of Kyiv and in Kyiv, Donetsk and Dnipropetrovsk regions. Despite regular shelling, specialists of the DTEK Grids Distribution System Operators make every effort to promptly repair everything that was destroyed by the enemy. Read more

They work as an ambulance for the power system and are the first to go to damaged substations to return lights and warmth to the house of every ???? as soon as possible. #Energy heroes, you are doing a titanic job. Thank you for bringing our joint #Victory closer!?Read more

DTEK CEO greeting with the Power Engineer Day

On December, 22 Ukraine celebrates Power Engineer Day.

This is a day for people whose work is no less important than the work of our military on the front lines. After all, the existence of Ukraine directly depends on the military and energy fronts. On February 24, all 60,000 employees of DTEK stood up to protect the energy system of Ukraine. All this time, each energy worker in his place contributes to ensuring it continues functioning. Its stability is built with these bricks, which the whole world marvels at. Over ten months of Russian aggression, our workers returned the light to almost 6.5 million families in Kyiv, Kyiv, Odesa, Donetsk, and Dnipropetrovsk regions. Our enterprises extract coal and gas so the country can get through this challenging heating season. DTEK company provided humanitarian aid worth over UAH 630 million for citizens and military personnel. Read more