DTEK receives almost EUR 0.5 mln in grant money from Norway for development of 650 MW Poltava Wind Farm

DTEK Renewables received NOK 5.5 million Norwegian kroner (EUR 487,000) from the Norwegian Development Agency (Norad) to support the development of the 650 MW Poltava Wind Farm, the company's CEO, Oleksandr Selyschev, announced.

"I'm pleased to share good news for the DTEK Renewables team and Ukraine. We have received a grant of NOK 5.5 million (EUR 487,000) from the Norwegian Development Agency (Norad) for the further development of green energy in Ukraine," he wrote on Facebook on Tuesday.

Selyschev noted that the project is aimed at supporting the development of the Poltava Wind Farm, one of the largest renewable energy projects. The funds received will help finance geological and engineering studies and the development of some of the wind farm's design documentation in 2026.

"This grant funding is recognition of our company's contribution to Ukraine's energy transition," said the head of DTEK Renewables, expressing gratitude to the Norwegian government and the Norad team for their trust and partnership.

According to him, international support is an investment not only in green generation, but also in sustainability, energy independence, and a secure future for Ukraine.

"Together with our partners, we are building a decentralized, modern, and powerful energy system capable of withstanding any challenges," Selyschev emphasized.