FIRST YEAR OF GREENPEACE UKRAINE
The main focus of Greenpeace Ukraine is the implementation of green recovery projects and the identification of nuclear threats caused by the Russian war.
Renewables provide energy in more and more schools and hospitals across Ukraine
Hybrid solar power plants reduce the use of diesel generators, and with them, the negative impact on the health of students in a school in Hostomel and in a clinic in Mykolaiv.
Building a green Ukraine together
Greenpeace Ukraine is working to advance green recovery, with renewables and nature restoration, and maintain nuclear hazards monitoring. Learn more about our work and special projects.
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Sunflower oil pollution could persist at the bottom of the Black Sea for more than 6 years: removal and remediation are needed
Following Russian attacks on December 20th on sunflower oil storage facilities at the port of Pivdenny near Odesa, tanks were damaged, triggering significant and potentially damaging marine pollution. Witnesses reported…
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Results of the ‘Sun for Ukraine’ competition: 13 hospitals received equipment, and four have already installed solar power stations
In December 2024, Greenpeace Ukraine launched the ‘Sun for Ukraine’ competition, in which 135 cluster and supercluster hospitals out of more than 300 existing in our country took part. The…
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Green reconstruction: Greenpeace organisations fully supply first multi-apartment block in Ukraine with heat pumps
Groundbreaking Model project shows possibilities for sustainable and independent energy supply in a war-torn country.
Who are Greenpeace activists?
Greenpeace is a movement of independent organizations that tirelessly protects the natural world from destruction. Founded in 1971, its network of independent organisations now operates in 60 countries and is supported by more than 3 million people.
