Ukrainian energy company DTEK has secured a UAH3 billion (€67 million) loan from a consortium of domestic banks to build what is expected to become one of Eastern Europe’s largest battery energy storage systems (BESS). The financing deal — the largest domestic loan in DTEK’s history for new energy infrastructure — involves state-owned Oschadbank and
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