Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is one of the key instruments of environmental policy. It makes it possible before the start of construction, mineral extraction, the development of industrial facilities, or […]
The Lviv City Medical Center “Eye Microsurgery” has received its own solar power plant. One of the leading ophthalmology centers in western Ukraine can now generate part of its own […]
What stops schools, hospitals, and municipal enterprises from generating their own electricity and cutting their energy bills? Although Ukrainian law already allows publicly funded and municipal institutions to become active […]
How can we bring renewable energy and electric transport together so that communities grow more energy–independent and resilient? On 19 June, Ecoclub – together with the NGO Ecoaction and Transport & Environment (T&E) – invites you to […]
Restoration of infrastructure, construction of new facilities, and development of the industrial and energy sectors must account for their impact on the environment, public health, and the long-term needs of […]
While district heating (DH) in Ukraine is widely dismissed as an outdated, inefficient Soviet legacy, many European cities are doing the exact opposite: upgrading these systems and positioning them as […]
The 1986 Chornobyl nuclear disaster exposed the vulnerability of centralised energy systems: an entire country’s dependence on just a handful of strategic energy facilities. It stands as an enduring reminder […]
Planning during wartime sounds difficult, frightening, and – as many say – “not the right time.” But 16 communities in the Sumy and Dnipropetrovsk oblasts proved otherwise. Despite shelling, an […]
Okhtyrka urban hromada is located 30 kilometres from the border with Russia. In December 2023, it joined the Covenant of Mayors. Following the full-scale invasion, the hromada experienced active hostilities […]
Russia’s relentless strikes on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure — combined with the pressures of wartime — have moved energy system transformation from a long-term goal to an immediate necessity. For over […]
War has pushed Ukrainian hromadas into a state of permanent uncertainty. And yet, planning goes on. Part of that effort means developing a Municipal Energy Plan (MEP) and a Sustainable […]
This January has been the most difficult since the start of the full-scale war. Prolonged frosts, the shortest days of the year, and massive attacks on energy infrastructure have all […]
