00:00Ukraine says its energy system is better prepared for the next winter.
00:03The assessment comes from Maksim Timchenko, CEO of DTEK.
00:08DTEK is Ukraine's largest private energy company.
00:11Speaking at a reconstruction conference in Poland,
00:14Timchenko said Ukraine had learned major lessons from last winter.
00:18Russian drone and missile attacks repeatedly targeted power facilities.
00:23Those strikes caused rolling blackouts across the country.
00:26They also left many communities facing heat and electricity shortages.
00:31Ukraine's energy ministry says Russia has carried out at least 6,194 attacks on energy facilities since February 2022.
00:41Timchenko said the focus now is preventing a repeat of last winter.
00:44He said stronger grid protection and faster repairs are key priorities.
00:49Ukraine is also expanding renewable energy, including wind, solar, and battery storage.
00:54Kyiv wants renewables to rise from 11% to 27% by 2030.
01:00The coming winter will test Ukraine's repaired grid and long-term energy resilience.
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