DTEK Grids LLC (DTEK), founded in 2018, is a Ukrainian power distribution company dedicated to enhancing energy resilience and accessibility. As a key partner in the OMM Ukraine project—Optimized Grid Management in Ukraine—DTEK Grids collaborates with Innovate UK to transform energy access across the region.

The project integrates advanced AI and Smart Green Microgrids to deliver clean, secure, and affordable energy to underserved communities, strengthening the nation’s energy infrastructure.

Emphasizing resilience, modularity, and demand forecasting, OMM Ukraine aims to build a sustainable energy future by empowering communities with reliable power, especially in challenging environments. DTEK’s commitment to innovation drives this vision forward, helping build a brighter, more sustainable future for Ukraine.

The Institute of Electrodynamics of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (IED) is a premier research institution specializing in the physical and technical challenges of power engineering within Ukraine.

As a crucial partner in the OMM Ukraine project—Optimized Grid Management in Ukraine—IED brings deep expertise in power systems research and development. Supported by Innovate UK, this initiative leverages IED's advanced knowledge to drive innovations in AI-driven Smart Green Microgrids, enhancing energy resilience and accessibility across the country.

By focusing on resilience, modular infrastructure, and demand forecasting, IED plays a key role in creating a clean, secure, and sustainable energy landscape for underserved Ukrainian communities.

SICAME Ukraine, representing the renowned French SICAME Group, is a trusted supplier of high-quality equipment for Ukraine’s distribution electrical networks.

As a key participant in the OMM Ukraine project—Optimized Grid Management in Ukraine—SICAME Ukraine provides essential components that enable the implementation of resilient and efficient energy solutions. Backed by Innovate UK, the project integrates AI and Smart Green Microgrids to expand access to clean, affordable, and reliable energy in underserved regions.

SICAME Ukraine’s commitment to providing durable, advanced equipment supports the project’s focus on resilience, modularity, and precise demand forecasting, helping to strengthen Ukraine’s energy infrastructure for a sustainable future.

The University of Hertfordshire (UH), UK, joins the OMM Ukraine project through its Communications and Intelligent Systems (CIS) Research Group within the School of Physics, Engineering and Computer Science (PECS).

Leveraging expertise in advanced communication and intelligent systems, UH brings cutting-edge research to the development of AI-driven Smart Green Microgrids and resilient grid management solutions. Supported by Innovate UK, the OMM Ukraine project aims to provide secure, clean, and affordable energy to underserved areas in Ukraine.

UH’s focus on innovation in resilient and modular communication technologies, combined with demand forecasting, plays a pivotal role in building a sustainable, adaptable energy infrastructure for the region.