DTEK Energy’s mechanical engineers continue to work at full capacity to provide Ukrainian mines with the necessary equipment for more reliable coal production during the war.
In January–February 2026, the company’s engineering plants manufactured and repaired 335 units of mining equipment. They also produced over 270,000 spare parts and components. These included a new roadheader and a Ukrainian-made electric motor.
“This heating season has been the most challenging for Ukraine’s energy sector since the start of the full-scale war. Despite all the challenges, DTEK Energy’s power engineers, miners, maintenance staff and mechanical engineers worked as a single team to ensure the country got through the winter. But it is important to start preparing now for next winter. Our mechanical engineers continue to supply the mines with the necessary equipment and components, helping to maintain coal production and ensure more reliable thermal power generation. This is an important contribution to the resilience of the Ukrainian energy system,” said DTEK Energy CEO Oleksandr Fomenko.
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In 2025, DTEK Energy invested UAH 6.7 billion in supporting Ukrainian coal production, and over the previous three years (2022–2024) — more than UAH 18 billion. The funds were allocated to the development and repair of mine workings, the equipping of longwall faces and the maintenance of the mines’ production capacity.