DTEK Energy specified that investments in the repair and restoration of TPPs amounted to more than UAH 3 billion, which allowed the company to restore more than half of the TPPs' capacities destroyed by Russian attacks in the spring and summer of 2024.
However, the massive attacks in November and December last year caused new serious destruction and damage to facilities, which power engineers and repair teams continue to work non-stop to restore, DTEK Energy noted.
The company's investments in Ukrainian coal mining amounted to approximately UAH 7.5 billion and were directed to the construction and repair of capital mine workings, completion of coal faces, equipping mines with tunnelling equipment, underground mine transport and production capacity support projects.
Due to the efforts of miners and investments, DTEK Energy managed to maintain the fuel reserves necessary for thermal generation throughout the year, DTEK Energy emphasised.
In 2024, DTEK Energy invested approximately UAH 11 billion in the restoration of TPPs and the operation of mines
15.01.2025 16:22
DTEK Energy, according to preliminary data, invested about UAH 11 billion in 2024 to restore TPPs and mine operations.
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