On May 12–13, Ecoclub participated in the Annual Meeting and Business Forum of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) to emphasize: Ukraine’s green, or sustainable, recovery must be people-centered. We […]
Zaporizhzhia City Children’s Hospital No. 5 has become more resilient to the challenges of war thanks to a newly installed 43.71 kW solar power plant. The system is supported by […]
Ecoclub has organized a study tour for local government representatives for the second time, titled “Solar Power Plants and Heat Pumps in Communities.” The goal of the tour was to […]
A solar power plant with a capacity of 52 kW has been installed at the St. Nicholas Children’s Hospital in Lviv. Paired with battery storage, the system ensures more stable […]
A 70.8 kW solar power plant (SPP) has been launched at a hospital in the Poltava region. Together with battery storage, the SPP will power critical medical equipment for up […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Continued attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure are endangering the lives of communities. Without a stable power supply, the equipment necessary for operating water utilities will fail, leaving Ukrainians without water […]
Ukrainian municipalities are eager to power critical infrastructure facilities with renewable energy sources (RES) as an additional source in case of possible Russian missile attacks. The development of renewable energy […]
Solar energy can contribute to overcoming the humanitarian crisis in Ukrainian communities. By developing decentralized sources of renewable energy, municipalities will ensure a more stable power supply to critical infrastructure […]
Ukraine’s post-war recovery must be based on green principles and sustainable development. Reconstruction in communities has already begun: municipalities are developing renewable energy sources (RES), increasing the reliability of the […]
