"The more we invest in renewable energy, the more we safeguard our future. Renewable energy, with its distributed generation model, is beneficial not only for the environment but also for our security," said Timchenko.
He emphasized that through wind and solar power plants, the country not only addresses the issue of decarbonization but also enhances energy security, making critical infrastructure less vulnerable to attacks.
The CEO of DTEK noted that during the full-scale war, the company invested over $1 billion in Ukraine's energy infrastructure, including in wind and solar power plants, as well as battery systems.
DTEK, led by Rinat Akhmetov, is also preparing for the construction of the Poltava wind farm project with a capacity of 650 MW.