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“Installer of Solar Power Plants”: the first course on installation of solar power plants for women was held in Ukraine
In the context of a full-scale war, the problem of “personnel hunger” in engineering professions is constantly relevant. Active involvement of women in the technical field can be a response…
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Greenpeace Study: Ukraine Needs a Solar Energy Marshall Plan
Berlin/Kyiv, June 8, 2024 – A new groundbreaking study reveals that it would be feasible and beneficial if Ukraine installs five times more solar energy capacity in the next three…
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“Solar panels are cool!” – kindergarten students in Horenka are one step closer to energy independence
The solar power station was installed as part of a partnership between Greenpeace and the Arche Nova charity foundation.
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Greenpeace Study: Ukraine Can Meet Its Energy Needs Solely with Wind and Solar
A mere fraction of its suitable land area could meet the entire electricity demand of Ukraine through solar and onshore wind energy alone.
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Greenpeace installed hybrid solar power plants at a school in Hostomel and an outpatient clinic in Mykolaiv
Amid Russia's renewed attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, these stations will enable Ukrainians to access education and medical assistance seamlessly, even during blackouts, without relying on generators.
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Germany’s Vice Chancellor Habeck pledges 1 m for green reconstruction of Ukraine
Horenka, UKRAINE, April 4. Robert Habeck, the German Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Climate Action announced that the German government is starting a program for one million euros for…
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Building Ukrainian resilience: the green reconstruction of Horenka hospital
Greenpeace Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) is working together with environmental organisations and local authorities in Ukraine to rebuild the country sustainably. After 11 months of war, a hospital near Kyiv crippled by Russian shelling has been reconstructed with a heat pump and solar power system, boosting the building’s energy independence...
