WPP on Polonyna Runa: a decision that raises questions
The year 2026 has just begun, and events surrounding the wind power plant (WPP) in Polonyna Runa have already become the focus of civil society. This case has revealed systemic […]
eco activists
Taking Fate into Their Own Hands: How Frontline Communities Build Energy Resilience under Fire
The development of Municipal Energy Plans (MEPs) is a legal requirement for all Ukrainian communities. However, the pace and approach to this work vary significantly. Today, more and more hromadas (communities) see energy […]
War requires even more investment in climate protection: Ecoclub at COP30
On November 10-21, Brazil (Belém) hosted the biggest climate event of the year—the 30th UN Climate Change Conference (COP30). Representatives from nearly 200 countries (government officials, scientists, business leaders, and […]
Sun for Ukraine: how Czech activists are helping communities become energy independent
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 […]
For the First Time, an International Conference Provides a Platform for Civil Society to Discuss Sustainable Reconstruction
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 […]
Hospital in Zhytomyr becomes more energy independent thanks to a new solar power plant
A new solar power plant (SPP) with a capacity of 105.3 kW has been installed at Zhytomyr City Hospital No. 2. Thanks to batteries with a capacity of 30.6 kWh, […]
Heat pump as a sustainable solution for heating community buildings
In the face of energy deficits and increasing electricity tariffs, municipalities need reliable, low-cost heating for public buildings. Heat pumps may become a solution that will work sustainably and safely […]
Hospital in Chortkiv works independently of power outages thanks to a solar power plant
In Chortkiv Central City Hospital was installed a solar power plant (SPP). Its power equals 50 kW. The SPP operates in combination with batteries that accumulate produced electricity. The plant […]
Proposals оf Ecoclub on The Concept Note Defining The Scope Of Deviations From The Rules Of Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA)
Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and Strategic Environmental Assessment (SEA) are important tools for public participation in decision-making on environmental issues. They help to prevent potential negative impacts on the environment […]
Yurii Sasko
Engineer
How solar power plants for water utilities provide access to water in communities during power outages
In recent months, Ukraine’s power system has suffered significant damage: the enemy has destroyed about nine gigawatts of generating capacity. Residents of the communities already feel the consequences—they live under […]
Energy for Life: Environmentalists Raise Funds for a Solar Power Plant for a Children’s Hospital in Zaporizhzhya
The Ukrainian NGO Ecoclub together with the Czech organization Nesehnuti and the wirWerk Foundation, is raising 40,000 euros to install a solar power plant for the Zaporizhzhia Children’s Hospital. Continuous […]