The Netherlands is sending its worn-out wind turbines to Ukraine instead of the scrapheap
Ukrainian buyers are installing them to decentralize a grid that Russian strikes have battered through four winters.
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Russia continues targeting Ukraine’s grid. Britain’s $381.5 million package bets on nuclear fuel to keep it running
Most of the money, £210 million, is a nuclear-fuel deal first announced this month.
Norway pledges $45 million for Ukraine’s energy resilience through new EU agreement
Oslo announced the deal on 26 May after Foreign Minister Eide's meeting with European Commissioner Marta Kos in Brussels, with money channelled through the EU's Ukraine Investment Framework.
Europe’s newest wind giant takes shape in Poltava—€1.2 billion deal as thermal plants stay in ruins
One of Europe’s largest onshore wind projects moves forward while 4 GW of permitted independent projects remain idle.
Can Ukraine build infrastructure faster than Russia destroys it? (INFOGRAPHICS)
Missiles haven’t killed Ukraine’s hydropower ambitions—just forced them underground.
Solar can’t stop Ukraine’s blackouts. Can it become part of a more resilient power system? (INFOGRAPHIC)
After attacks left 85% without power, the case for diversified, distributed generation grows—if the market opens.
Wind farms are harder to destroy—so why won’t Ukraine let them scale? (INFOGRAPHICS)
The technology works, 4 GW of projects sit ready. But policy barriers may block the only distributed generation Russia can’t easily destroy.
Renewable energy facility struck by Russian drones amid escalating energy assault
Strike on biomass facility part of Russia's intensified campaign targeting Ukraine’s energy infrastructure ahead of winter.
Solar power station opens in Chornobyl exclusion zone
Ukraine and Spain opened a solar power station in Chornobyl with 0.8 MW capacity covering over 3,000 square meters.