Composition of Centrenergo's new Board announced

The Centrenergo power generation company has formed its Board, and the corresponding decision took effect on June 24, 2026.

It was reported by ExPro, according to the Ukrainian News agency.

The report states that the Board includes Anatolii Kurytskyi—Chief Risk Officer, CRO (prior to his appointment, he served as Deputy Director of the Vuhlehirska Thermal Power Plant at PJSC Centrenergo and has many years of experience working at the company’s enterprises); Serhii Starodubtsev—Chief Financial Officer, CFO (previously served as Director of Economics and Finance at State Enterprise “Lvivvuhillia,” where he was responsible for the enterprise’s financial and economic operations); and Serhii Tarutin—Chief Operating Officer, COO (prior to his appointment, he headed the Zmiivska Thermal Power Plant, which is part of PJSC Centrenergo).

According to the company’s announcement, the newly formed Board will oversee the strategic management of PJSC Centrenergo and will be responsible for operational activities, financial stability, risk management, safety, and the implementation of the company’s key development priorities.

In May 2026, Serhii Isachenko became the new head of PJSC Centrenergo, replacing Yevhen Harkavyi in this position.

As the Ukrainian News agency earlier reported, in 2025, the power-generating company Centrenergo earned UAH 4.064 billion in net profit, managed to emerge from default, despite unprecedented and large-scale shelling, and posted record financial results in its history.

Centrenergo comprises three thermal power plants: Vuhlehirska (Donetsk Region), Zmiivska (Kharkiv Region), and Trypillska (Kyiv Region), with a combined design capacity of 7,660 MW, which accounts for about 14% of Ukraine’s total installed capacity.

78.289% of the company’s shares are owned by the state, represented by the State Property Fund.