DTEK Energy Pays UAH 10.6 Billion in Taxes for the First Half of 2026

During the first half of 2026, DTEK Energy transferred UAH 10.6 billion in taxes and duties to the state and local budgets. The company continues to fulfil its obligations to the state and to support Ukraine’s economy amid the war and systematic attacks on energy infrastructure.

The taxes paid are the company’s contribution to the financial capacity of the state and communities, to the support of socially important needs and to the country’s resilience. At the same time, DTEK Energy preserves jobs, ensures the operation of its enterprises and channels significant resources into restoring thermal generation damaged by the enemy.

“For DTEK Energy, paying taxes is not only about fulfilling obligations to the state. It is part of our responsibility to the country, to communities and to the people who work at the company’s enterprises every day. Even during the war, we must support the economy and invest funds in restoring the energy sector. Every hryvnia of taxes paid and every investment in repairs helps Ukraine to remain resilient,” noted Oleksandr Fomenko, CEO of DTEK Energy.

Background

In the first half of this year, DTEK Energy invested UAH 7.2 billion in preparing its enterprises for the summer consumption peaks and the next heating season. The bulk of the funds was channelled into restoring damaged thermal power plants, repairing equipment and supporting the operation of mines and machine-building plants.

Since the start of the full-scale invasion, the company has channelled more than UAH 51 billion into these needs.