In the DTEK Group, there are changes in the management of key areas
DTEK Group appointed new managers at DTEK Energo, DTEK Merezhi, D.TRADING. This is stated in the message of the Group.
The Group's trading business – D.Trading will be headed by Dmytro Sakharuk.

"His main tasks in the new position will be the active development of D.Trading on foreign energy markets and the acceleration of the European integration of the energy sector, which will contribute to strengthening the energy security of Ukraine," DTEK states.
Oleksandr Fomenko, who has been working in the Group since 2000, will head DTEK Energo. In particular, Ildar Saleyev, who previously managed DTEK Energo, is returning to the top management of the Metinvest Group.

According to DTEK, Oleksandr Fomenko's main priorities in his new position are ensuring electricity generation at the appropriate level to support the power system, attracting international technical assistance and restoring destroyed generating capacities, as well as ensuring sustainable coal mining.
Alina Bondarenko will take the leading position in DTEK Grids. She has been working in the Group since 2014. In recent years, she held the position of operations director in the company and was responsible for the implementation of investment programs of distribution system operators. Its main priorities are ensuring the prompt restoration of destroyed distribution networks, the development of Smart Grids projects.

"DTEK Group is experiencing unprecedented challenges during a full-scale war and constant enemy attacks on energy infrastructure. All top management, all employees work every day to solve difficulties that no energy system in the world has faced. Today's changes are aimed at strengthening the stability of our business and implementing the Group's long-term strategy - the fastest possible integration of Ukraine into global energy markets and increasing the energy security of our country. I would like to thank the managers of all our businesses for their professionalism and contribution to the construction of a sustainable energy system in Ukraine during the war," commented DTEK CEO Maksym Timchenko.
