We stand with Ukraine – open a new market

The first solar power plant equipped with a domestically developed single-axis tracker has been completed, marking a significant step forward for local clean energy innovation.

The homegrown manufacturer SOLARsk is rolling out its HSAT HORIZON tracker, delivering European-standard quality and robust local backing.

The two parties signed a memorandum of understanding, establishing their commitment to fast-track solar installations across Ukraine amid the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Last Friday marked the three year anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Beyond its military, one of the country’s fiercest defenders has been its power sector. Restoring destroyed plants, preventing blackouts and moving equipment, all while investing in new renewable capacity: Ukraine’s power sector is a masterful example of resilience from which Europe can learn, says Eurelectric.

A 100-kilowatt system is operational at a children’s hospital in Kremenchuk, with two more systems ready for installation. Project partner Greenpeace plans to build ten more this year.

A solar power station to save lives and protect the environment has been installed at the neonatal intensive care unit of the Kyiv Regional Perinatal Center/Ukraine.

Goldbeck Solar Investment and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) have signed an agreement to establish a new joint venture. The business is aimed at strengthening Ukraine's energy resilience and independence.

At the international energy conference ReBuild Ukraine in Warsaw, the Commercial Risk Guarantee Fund — a new tool to secure investments in renewable energy—was presented and received already positive feedback from the international financial institutions.

A solar and storage partnership between Solar Energy UK and RePower Ukraine will deliver vital energy systems to hospitals and critical infrastructure, addressing the devestating impact of the conflict on Ukraine’s energy grid.

RePower Ukraine Foundation continues to lead efforts to rebuild Ukraine’s energy systems, integrating humanitarian aid with sustainable energy to support war-affected regions and coal-dependent communities. A mission of hope and resilience.

The RePower Ukraine Charitable Foundation is leading efforts to equip critical medical facilities with backup solar power, providing energy independence and hope to communities facing conflict and disruptions.

In Berlin, Greenpeace and the Biohaus Foundation have called for Ukraine’s reconstruction to be anchored in decentralised solar energy, arguing it would strengthen resilience against the infrastructure attacks of Russia’s ongoing war.

Bucha Lyceum No. 3 has received a solar PV system with energy storage, ensuring children can continue their studies without disruption during blackouts while also helping the school save money.

The old solar membranes have proven invaluable in Ukraine, as they go unnoticed by Russian drones. Willi Ernst is now appealing to the industry to identify anyone with remaining stock.

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’.

A rooftop solar installation at Kharkiv’s City Clinical Multidisciplinary Hospital No. 17 will supply electricity to the intensive care unit, ensuring reliable energy during the ongoing conflict.

The Solar Energy Association of Ukraine (ASEU) highlighted the nation’s solar power potential for recovery at Intersolar Europe 2023, presenting leading Ukrainian EPCs and manufacturers to an international audience.

greentech has launched a fundraising campaign for Ukraine: The company is working together with the Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation. The campaign runs until 22 December 2022 and aims to contribute to a self-sufficient supply of solar power in the devastated areas.

Lithuanian-made Solitek PV modules are powering mobile solar stations, providing essential energy relief in Ukraine's harshest conditions. Even so, greater efforts are essential to meet growing needs.

At a hybrid event hosted by WindEurope, SolarPower Europe, the UWEA and ASEU, EU Energy Commissioner Kadri Simson reaffirmed the EU’s commitment to supporting Ukraine during the war and its reconstruction.