NESEHNUTÍ is an independent Czech non-governmental organization founded in 1997. Its activities are focused on protecting human rights, developing civil society, and promoting environmental justice. The organization is known for […]
The Ministry of Energy of Ukraine has published a draft law of Ukraine “On Amendments to Certain Laws of Ukraine Regarding the Implementation of European Union Legislation in the Field […]
Project duration: Project start date: October 1, 2024 Project completion date: September 30, 2027 About the project Despite Russian aggression against Ukraine, the ANEW‑LIFE project aims to boost public and […]
In the Bohuslav community, Kyiv region, a grid-connected solar power plant (SPP) has been installed with a capacity of 73.08 kW. The plant will reduce electricity costs for wastewater treatment […]
A heat pump was installed at the Dolphin Child Development Center which located in Zviahel, Zhytomyr region. This is a unit that uses electricity generated from the air. The pump […]
The purpose of this policy brief is to assess the European Union’s approaches to addressing the problems in the energy sector caused by Russia’s armed aggression against Ukraine, to identify […]
Fortum donates a solar power plant to a water utility in the city of Ananiv (Odesa region) through the Solar Aid for Ukraine initiative. The donation will help ensure water […]
Ecoclub will install three more solar power plants for hospitals in Shumsk, Letychiv, and a nursing home in Mykolaiv. Thanks to effective and efficient collaboration with our contractors, Ecoclub managed […]
Ukrainian environmental legislation does not comply with European standards. What are the consequences? Ukraine is on its way to joining the European Union, where environmental protection is one of the […]
Frequent attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure have underscored the vital need for uninterrupted power supply in hospitals. Medical facilities cannot afford power outages as they endanger patients’ health and lives. […]
Power outages pose a significant threat to water utilities, which must continue providing services to consumers despite blackouts. When electricity is unavailable, critical equipment cannot function, leaving consumers at risk […]
On November 13-14, Ecoclub participated in the international ReBuild Ukraine 2024 conference held in Warsaw. At the event, we presented nine investment projects for the installation of solar power plants […]
Over the three years of full-scale war, Ukraine has lost approximately 70% of its electricity generation capacity. Continuous Russian attacks on energy infrastructure and increased energy demand during the winter […]
A 54 kW solar power plant has been installed at the Khmelnytskyi Infectious Disease Hospital, complemented by 28.8 kWh batteries. This system ensures uninterrupted power supply to three hospital buildings […]
NGO Ecoclub has been working to protect the environment in Ukraine for over 25 years, with more than 20 of those years dedicated to the energy sector. Amid Russia’s war […]
