What Ukraine’s energy system can teach the world about resilience
As pressures on energy systems rise, Ukraine's wartime experience offers an example of how to build resilience through linking security and decarbonization.
DTEK Group is a leading private investor in Ukraine’s energy sector. Created in 2005 to manage the energy business of SCM and currently organized as a holding company with six fully-owned sub-holding companies that are incorporated in the Netherlands, the group has most of its operations and assets in Ukraine. DTEK enterprises generate electricity at solar, wind and thermal power plants, produce coal and natural gas and trade energy products in Ukrainian and international markets. It also distributes and supplies electricity to customers, offers clients products and solutions to improve energy efficiency and is developing a network of fast-charging stations.
As pressures on energy systems rise, Ukraine's wartime experience offers an example of how to build resilience through linking security and decarbonization.
Energy has become one of the most volatile frontlines in the Ukraine war, where globally, energy security and national security are now inseparable.

