Prosecutor's Office Denies Raids at 'Kyivteploenergo'

Published November 6, 20261 views
Prosecutor's Office Denies Raids at 'Kyivteploenergo'

On November 6, 2026, the Kyiv Prosecutor's Office denied information about raids at 'Kyivteploenergo'. According to the prosecutors, investigative actions were not conducted in the enterprise's offices but only at the homes of two employees and contractors.

Reasons for the Investigation

The investigation was initiated due to possible embezzlement of budget funds. In particular, law enforcement is checking facts of inflated prices for construction materials used in the execution of construction works. Key aspects of the investigation include:

  • Contracts signed in 2024;
  • Agreements made in March 2026;
  • Acts of completed works that have already been signed and paid;
  • Possible transfer of budget funds to accounts controlled by individual entrepreneurs (FOP).

Impact on the Heating Season

The prosecutors emphasized that the ongoing investigative actions would not affect the launch of heating in the homes of Kyiv residents. This is an important aspect as the city prepares for the winter season, and ensuring heating is a priority for local authorities.

Official Statements

The Kyiv Prosecutor's Office also stated that the information disseminated on the website of the Kyiv City State Administration (KCSA) is inaccurate. Law enforcement stressed that no documents were seized during the searches of 'Kyivteploenergo' employees, and the investigation continues strictly within the framework of the law.

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