Vitaly Peretyachenko

Vitaly Peretyachenko founded VENDOR.Energy™ with a simple question: what if energy were treated not as fuel to be consumed, but as infrastructure to be designed?

For decades, energy systems have remained linear, centralized, and fragile. Costs fluctuate, resilience is limited, and value is lost at every layer. As electrification accelerates — from cities to mobility — this model no longer holds.

Vitaly works on solid-state parametric energy systems and distributed architectures that integrate generation, control, balancing, and accounting into a single framework. In this approach, energy becomes something that can be structured, measured, and managed — forming the basis for resilient systems rather than reactive supply.

This shift matters not only for infrastructure, but for the green transformation itself. Decarbonization requires stability, not just new sources. It requires architectures that can endure.

At unDavos, Vitaly Peretyachenko presents “Energy as Infrastructure: The Next Safety & Investment Layer” — exploring how a new class of energy systems can redefine resilience, security, and long-term value creation.