DTEK Grids, a leading energy company in Ukraine, has allocated nearly UAH 3 billion to prepare for the heating season amidst the ongoing full-scale war. The investment comes as part of the company’s commitment to ensure energy stability and supply to households and businesses across the country.
Distribution System Operators (DSOs) under DTEK Grids have completed all preparations for the fourth heating season. This achievement was reported by the operating holding company on Wednesday, highlighting the critical role of the energy sector in maintaining national resilience during the conflict.
The financial commitment underscores the company’s strategic focus on long-term energy security. With the war continuing to impact Ukraine’s infrastructure and resources, DTE, a major player in the country’s energy landscape, is taking proactive steps to safeguard energy distribution and heating capabilities during the winter months.
Industry experts note that such large-scale investments are essential to maintain reliable heating systems, especially in regions that have been affected by hostilities. The company’s efforts are expected to provide much-needed relief to communities facing energy challenges, while also supporting Ukraine’s broader energy infrastructure and recovery efforts.