Dnipro River Integrated Vision
The Dnipro River Integrated Vision combines research, scenarios, and proposals for planners, policymakers, experts, and the public to encourage collaboration and dialogue about the river’s future despite the ongoing war.
An important outcome of the project is the energy modeling of the city of Kremenchuk, which revealed the enormous potential for energy efficiency and local production of solar energy in the case of residential and social buildings in Ukraine.
This research was conducted in cooperation with Ro3kvit Urban Coalition for Ukraine.
Photo – © Oleksandr Malyon
In Summer of 2023, Greenpeace and Ro3kvit teamed up to develop a vision for the Dnipro River. To show the unused potential. To create dialogue and share knowledge. To give alternatives. To inspire.
This website is a ‘popular version’ of the work we have done in 10 months. There is a report in Ukrainian and English that can be downloaded for free. In this report there are many links to articles, research, archives that can be looked at.
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Ongoing blockade against Putin’s and Trump’s gas at the Zeebrugge terminal in Belgium
More than 70 activists from 17 countries have joined Greenpeace Belgium in blockading the Zeebrugge liquified gas terminal, in protest of Europe’s dependence on gas imports from the US and…
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The 750 kV power line at Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant shows no signs of major damage: new satellite investigation by Greenpeace
There is no evidence of any military strikes in the area surrounding the pylons and network of power lines in this part of Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. The investigation by…
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Record breaking external power cut at Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant – is it a part of Russia’s plan to restart it?
New satellite imagery and Greenpeace Ukraine analysis published on electricity grid and cooling water demonstrates important developments on the ZNPP
