Amid unprecedented challenges for the energy sector and constant attacks on critical infrastructure, the Ukrainian generating company DTEK Energy demonstrates economic resilience. In the first half of 2026, the enterprise transferred UAH 10.6 billion in taxes and fees to the state and local budgets.
These figures confirm the ability of key market players to continue fulfilling financial obligations to the state even during the active phase of the military conflict. The paid funds form the financial base for financing state needs and ensuring socially important requirements.
Investments in restoration and seasonal preparation
Alongside fiscal obligations, the company is implementing a large-scale restoration program. During the first six months of 2026, DTEK Energy allocated UAH 7.2 billion to prepare thermal generation for summer consumption peaks and the upcoming heating season.
These investments are critical for ensuring the stability of energy supply for the population and industry. Since the start of the full-scale invasion, the company's total investments in the restoration and modernization of energy facilities have exceeded UAH 51 billion.
Responsibility to the country
Alexander Fomenko, General Director of DTEK Energy, emphasized that for the company, paying taxes is not just fulfilling financial obligations, but part of the responsibility towards the country and local communities.
"Even during the war, we must support the economy and invest in restoring the energy sector. Every hryvnia of taxes paid and every investment in repairs helps Ukraine remain resilient," noted the head of the company.
In addition to financial indicators, DTEK continues to support the operation of enterprises and preserve jobs, which plays a key role in the social stability of the regions of presence.
