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Ukraine's top private energy company CEO, Maxim Timchenko, announced that despite Russian attacks on gas production fields, Ukraine has achieved a natural gas surplus and plans to increase exports to Europe this winter. However, the country faces a coal deficit due to Russian strikes on mines and supply routes, impacting thermal power plants' main fuel source. While significant investments in reconstruction and anti-drone defenses aim to ensure stable electricity and heat during winter, concerns remain about Russia's advancing drone technology posing new threats.
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Leaning score -0.15 for article 10548 (high confidence, 1 verified quote) · logged 2026-09-15
Despite attacks by Russia on its natural gas production fields, Ukraine has moved to a gas surplus and is angling to increase exports to Europe this winter, the CEO of the country’s top private energy company said.
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CEO → move → company
Ukrainian energy companies spent much of the last few years scrambling for gas imports, including several LNG cargoes from the US.
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companies → spend → US
“Now the situation has dramatically changed,” DTEK’s Maxim Timchenko told journalists: The company will continue to shop for LNG imports, but aims to leverage Ukraine’s vast gas storage facilities far from the front line to make lucrative arbitrage trades with Europe.
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company → change → Europe
However, the country’s supply of coal, which is the main fuel for its thermal power plants, has been pushed to deficit by Russian attacks on mines and supply lines.
asserted
which → push → mines
After roughly €300 million in reconstruction costs for Ukraine’s power grid over the past few years, and a renewed push to build anti-drone barriers around substations, Timchenko said, it could be hypothetically possible to pass the coming winter with no heat or power cuts.
uncertain
it → renew → heat
But as Russia builds out its arsenal of more powerful drones, he warned Ukrainians should brace for another season of darkness: “We learned a lot in the last winter.
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We → build → winter
Unfortunately, as much as we are better prepared, Russians have more tools to destroy our preparations.”
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Russians → prepare → preparations
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