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 the Summer of 2023, Greenpeace Austria 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. A report is available in both Ukrainian and English, and can be downloaded for free. This report includes numerous links to articles, research, and archives that can be explored.
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Greenpeace Ukraine’s achievements in 2025!
Throughout the year, the Greenpeace Ukraine team did everything possible to support Ukrainians during the war, promote the country’s energy independence, preserve the environment, and become a pillar of support…
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50 kW of Solar Power for a City Hospital: A New Solar Power Plant Installed in Chernivtsi
One of the departments of the city hospital has received a 50 kW solar power plant as part of the “Solar for Ukraine” competition implemented by Greenpeace Ukraine.
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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…
