// State Emergency Service of Ukraine
According to him, to improve the situation, it is necessary to cease hostilities in the energy sector and protect energy assets. Timchenko noted that residents of Ukraine have access to electricity for only 3-4 hours, followed by a long break lasting 10-15 hours, while many apartment buildings remain without heating for several weeks.
The CEO of DTEK also reported that the company has lost 60-70% of its production capacity, resulting in losses amounting to hundreds of millions of dollars. Restoring the energy infrastructure will require investments of 65-70 billion dollars and will often involve the need to create new assets.
Timchenko emphasized that this is not just about restoring the existing system, but about creating a new energy structure in Ukraine.
