DTEK is searching for equipment for the restoration of power plants throughout Europe.
According to ТСН: The CEO of DTEK, Maxim Timchenko, announced active searches for equipment to restore Ukrainian power plants in European countries.
“Our teams across Europe are looking for equipment for the quickest possible restoration of Ukrainian power plants,” he noted.
Timchenko emphasized that currently the most important areas are air defense systems, as well as looking for used equipment and financing for its purchase.
In addition, he expressed gratitude to international partners for their support and noted that a constant dialogue with the European Commission is ongoing.
Previously, Timchenko also mentioned that a key priority for the company is the rapid delivery of energy equipment from various European countries to replace the damaged equipment due to shelling.
The restoration of energy infrastructure is a critically important task for Ukraine, as it will not only affect the country’s energy supply but also its economic stability. Coordinated efforts by DTEK and international partners can significantly accelerate this process, which is essential amid current challenges.
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