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Ukraine

A hybrid solar station for the Chernihiv Regional Hospital

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Under the coordination of the Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation, with contributions from partners including Menlo Electric, Keno Energy and Garnier, the Chernihiv Regional Hospital has been provided with a hybrid solar station.

© Bucha City Council
Ukraine

Solar storage for a school in Bucha

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Another school in the Ukraine, Bucha Lyceum No. 3, received a PV system with energy storage to ensure uninterrupted studies for children even during blackouts and to save money.

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Solar in Ukraine

Biohaus Foundation seeks solar roofing membranes from Unisolar

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The old solar membranes have proven their worth in Ukraine because they are not recognised by Russian drones. Now Willi Ernst is calling out to the industry: Who still has leftover stocks?

© Menlo Electric
Ukraine

Solar storage system for school in Chernihiv

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Menlo Electric in cooperation with Energy Act For Ukraine Foundation and partners has installed the second solar storage installation in Ukraine in frames of its CSR program ‘Energy to Power Your Future’.

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Solar Steelconstruction (SSK)

Ukrainian solar company conquers the European market

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In 2020, Ukrainian company SSK entered the European market with its range of PV module mounting systems, which have already proven successful in the markets of Ukraine and neighbouring countries.

© SolarPower Europe
Ukraine

Solar power for Kharkiv City hospital 

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A new rooftop solar installation on one of the largest hospitals in Kharkiv, City Clinical Multidisciplinary Hospital No. 17, will meet the electricity needs of the intensive care unit.

© Priwatt
Ukraine

Green Planet Energy donates solar modules and battery storage for Ukraine

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The green energy supplier is currently delivering a total of 27 solar systems with storage units to Ukraine and directly to the war-affected area. The systems are flexible and provide a makeshift power supply.

© ASEU
Ukraine

Solar energy of freedom at Intersolar Europe

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The Solar Energy Association of Ukraine (ASEU) showcased the Ukrainian solar power potential for recovery and presented leading Ukrainian EPC and manufacturers at Intersolar Europe 2023.

© Menlo Electric
Ukraine

Providing solar power for a children’s hospital in northern Ukraine

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In close cooperation with the Energy Act For Ukraine Foundation, Menlo Electric has successfully installed the first hybrid solar installation at the Chernihiv Regional Children's Hospital in Ukraine.

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Energy transition

What effect is the war in Ukraine having on renewables and the energy transition?

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War in Ukraine will delay net zero goals while simultaneously propelling the renewable transition forward. These and more trends have emerged from a recent study by Baywa r.e. Read the results in more detail here:

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Energy Act for Ukraine / Menlo Electric

Donating photovoltaic installations for Ukrainian schools and hospitals

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The cooperation aims at protecting schools and hospitals from power supply interruptions caused by ongoing missile attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure. Both organizations are looking for partners to contribute to two programs, in which 150 institutions are to be equipped with solar and storage solutions.

© Solitek
Ukraine

Solar energy to support Ukraine

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Mobile solar power generation stations with PV modules from Solitek (Lithuania) help to support the Ukrainians in extreme environments. More support is needed.

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DNV Energy Transition Outlook

Growing decarbonization difference between Europe and rest of the world

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The heightened focus on energy security and the rising cost of energy is reinforcing the difference in decarbonization speed between Europe and the rest of the world – according to the sixth edition of DNV’s Energy Transition Outlook.

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EU

Renewable reconstruction of Ukraine

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At a hybrid event jointly hosted by WindEurope, SolarPower Europe, the Ukrainian Wind Energy Association (UWEA) and the Solar Energy Association of Ukraine (ASEU), EU Commissioner for Energy Kadri Simson reinforced the EU’s determination to support Ukraine – throughout the ongoing war and in the following period of reconstruction.

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Energy storage:

Tesvolt is experiencing rising demand for commercial storage units

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The market for energy storage is currently growing massively. Tesvolt is currently experiencing demand that exceeds expectations. Read here why this is so.

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Global Solar Council:

Call to solar industry to support Ukraine

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The Global Solar Council (GSC)  launches a campaign to channel industry support toward Ukraine with critical equipment.

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Cyber security:

Renewables ensure stable power supply even during hacker attacks

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A failure of satellite communication with wind turbines in Germany due to a cyber attack has demonstrated the stability of a decentrally organised electricity system. The plants then simply switch to autonomous control.

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RePower EU:

The 1 Terawatt EU Solar Pathway for 2030

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Following on from their ‘toolbox’ on high energy prices in 2021, today the European Commission set out a highly anticipated RePower EU Communication that seeks to address the dual energy security and price challenges facing Europe right now.  

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Stand with Ukraine:

No more oil, gas and coal from Russia!

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The impossible has happened. The imperial aggressor Putin invaded Ukraine and is dreaming of a re-established Great Russian Tsarist Empire, without regard for human lives, the rights of sovereign, democratic states and international rules.

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Russian invasion of Ukraine:

Energy group BP exits oil giant Rosneft

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The British energy group BP is divesting its stake in the Russian oil company Rosneft with immediate effect. The invasion of Ukraine has led to a rethink, said BP CEO Bernard Looney. BP has been focused on implementing the energy transition for some time.

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Scatec:

Ukraine: 148 MW solar plant starts operation

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Scatec has grid connected and will from 2 July start commercial operations of its largest solar power plant in Ukraine.

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International markets:

Ukraine: Another 32 MW PV plant grid connected

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Scatec and partner FMO have grid connected the 32 MW Kamianka project in the Cherkasy region, Ukraine and will start commercial operations from 1 January 2021.