Ukraine has an extensive district heating (DH) system with a complex and far-reaching network of heating pipelines and significant generation capacities. This system was established many years ago, and in […]
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, […]
District heating is a valuable resource for Ukrainian municipalities. Upgrading networks and equipment, using environmental-friendly technologies will help enterprises carry out reforms and municipalities save money, improve the quality of […]
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 […]
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 […]
Ukrainian energy infrastructure is one of the russian goals since the full-scale invasion. Through 6 massive attacks were damaged or destroyed almost 70% of electricity generation. Significant destruction multiple times […]
In times of war and constant attacks on the energy system, critical infrastructure needs to have reliable sources of backup power. Hospitals, water utilities and other vital facilities need to […]
While pupils are on holiday, educational institutions are preparing for the new school year and planning how to ensure a stable power supply. Solar power plants (SPPs) may be useful […]
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 […]
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 […]
Engineer
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 […]
