GREENPEACE OPENS AN OFFICE IN UKRAINE
After almost 30 years, Greenpeace reopens its office in Ukraine in September 2024
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 is working in Ukraine 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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Greenpeace and SolarPower Europe Host Side Event at URC 2025 in Rome to Boost Solar Investment in Ukraine
On the eve of the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2025 in Rome, Greenpeace and SolarPower Europe co-hosted a high-level side event dedicated to unlocking the potential of solar energy in Ukraine’s…
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Ukraine announces support to the High Seas Treaty
For the UN Conference on Oceans currently taking place in Nice (France), Ukraine publicly supported the High Seas Treaty — the UN Agreement on the Conservation and Rational Use of Biodiversity in Areas of the Oceans beyond National Jurisdiction.
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Russians continue to install electric pylons for the potential restart of ZNPP: new satellite evidence from Greenpeace Ukraine
Despite the confusing statements by IAEA Director Grossi on June 3rd, Greenpeace Ukraine has no doubt that the Russian occupants are implementing their criminal and dangerous plan to restart ZNPP…
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