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 […]
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 […]
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A solar power plant (SPP) with a capacity of 80 kW has been installed at the Nizhyn City Maternity Hospital. It operates in conjunction with batteries that store electricity, ensuring […]
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 […]
Ukraine’s energy infrastructure is suffering from constant Russian attacks, which threaten the operation of critical utilities, including water supply. To find ways to address this problem, Ecoclub, with the support […]
Reconstruction has already begun and cities are ready to rebuild green. It is time for international partners to cooperate with Ukrainian municipalities and explore various models to finance clean energy […]
When? June, 6 | 10.00 – 12.00 CET. Where? Online, the link to the webinar will be sent to all registered. Registration: https://forms.office.com/e/NZYbcTP3b6 The Russian invasion to Ukraine has […]
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 […]
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 […]
