DTEK ranked first among Ukraine’s private investors for 2024–2025 with capital investment of 57.5 billion hryvnias. The amount was 80 percent above the company’s result for 2022–2023, showing continued large-scale spending despite wartime risk.
Energy capacity and resilience
Major projects include the second stage of the Tyligulska wind farm, industrial battery storage systems and restoration of infrastructure destroyed by Russian attacks. These investments address both new generating capacity and the resilience of the existing power system.
Long-term commitment
Since the full-scale invasion, DTEK has invested 2.4 billion euros in Ukrainian energy. The scale supports demand for construction, engineering, grid equipment, maintenance and domestic suppliers while demonstrating that strategic energy assets can still attract private capital during war.
