‘Immediate Risk’ Of Putin Nuclear Power Plant Plot, Says Ukraine Energy CEO Pleading For No-Fly Zone - BitcoinEthereumNews.com
เศรษฐกิจความเสี่ยงทันที ของแผนโรงไฟฟ้านิวเคลียร์ของปูติน, ซีอีโอของยูเครนพลังงานอ้อนวอนขอเขตห้ามบิน03 / 12 / 2022ข่าว Bitcoin Ethereum DTEK CEO Maxim Timchenko at a conference in Kyiv, October 2021. การเผยแพร่ในอนาคตผ่าน Getty Imagesn For CEO Maxim Timchenko, the war started on February 22 when shells exploded at a coal-burning power plant owned by DTEK in the eastern Luhansk region of Ukraine, knocking it offline and causing fires. The attack was more than just a continuation of the hostilities that had simmered since 2014, it was a prelude. DTEK, owned by the investment company of billionaire Rinat Akhmetov, is Ukraine‘s biggest non-nuclear power generator. Before the war its eight fossil fueled power plants and renewable energy projects provided about 30% of Ukraine’s electricity. Those plants have become more important than ever before after Putins forces attacked and seized the Chernobyl and Zaporizhzhia nuclear complexes. In better times Ukraine got 60% of its power from nuclear; but nearly half of its reactors are now offline. Timchenko praises DTEK‘s 60,000 employees, especially the power engineers venturing out to repair damaged caused by Russian attacks, only to have their repairs destroyed a day later. So far five of DTEK’s workers have died in attacks. DTEK is stockpiling coal as quickly as possible, though one plant, he says, will run