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Aravana Energy Proposes 22 MW Wind Farm and Battery Complex in Southern Ukraine
Aravana Energy LLC is at the public consultation stage for a hybrid renewable energy facility in Ukraine’s southern Mykolaiv region. According to documentation filed with the national Environmental Impact Assessment registry and reported by ExPro, the developer intends to construct a 22 MW wind farm paired with a 120 MWh battery energy storage system within […]
Natural Gas Dominates PJM Interconnection Queue Amid Data Center Boom
Recent reforms to the interconnection queue at PJM, the largest grid operator in the United States, have resulted in a pronounced shift toward fossil fuel generation. While the procedural overhaul was designed to eliminate speculative applications through stricter financial requirements, natural gas proposals now make up roughly 50 percent of the 201.5 GW qualified for […]
Execution Lags Ambition in Global Grid Flexibility Deployments
A growing disconnect has emerged between the institutional planning for grid flexibility and the physical commissioning of new assets. An analysis of 25 major power systems, including Australia, Brazil, and China, reveals that while market mechanisms are being established, the conversion of announced projects into operational resources remains a systemic vulnerability. According to CleanTechnica, the […]
North Macedonia Introduces First Dedicated Renewable Energy Law With CfD Framework
North Macedonia has officially adopted its first dedicated renewable energy law, establishing a comprehensive regulatory framework aimed at attracting long-term capital to the sector. The legislation formally aligns the national legal structure with the European Union’s Renewable Energy Directive (RED II) and introduces three primary market mechanisms: two-way CfDs, competitive capacity auctions, and corporate power […]
US Battery Storage Pipeline Matches Current Total Operating Capacity
The United States is on track to more than double its utility-scale battery storage fleet over the next 30 months. According to the US Energy Information Administration (EIA), developers plan to add 54 GW of new energy storage capacity, a figure that exceeds the country’s current operational total of nearly 52 GW. The sector has […]
INTERVIEW: I Regret That We Didn’t Start Scaling Up Renewable Energy 5 Years Ago
The biggest mistake is waiting for better times. This was exactly how Nizhyn Mayor Oleksandr Kodola responded when asked about the strategic mistakes communities make regarding energy transformation. According to him, many projects focused on developing solar generation and local energy sources should have been launched several years ago. Today, the energy resilience of communities […]
INTERVIEW: When the Energy Manager is a Key Player in the Community
Who is the second most important person in a community after the mayor? The answer from the Mayor of Nizhyn might surprise you: the energy manager. Why? Because it is energy management that allows a community to understand where resources are being lost, how budget funds are being utilized, and which solutions truly deliver results. […]
Oleksandr Dombrovskyi: The agricultural sector can become one of the largest clean energy producers in Europe
Oleksandr Dombrovskyi, Chairman of the Board of Global 100% RE Ukraine, was a keynote speaker at the training session “Cogeneration and Bioenergy for Agricultural Business.” The event was organized under the USAID Agriculture Growing Rural Opportunities Activity (AGRO Program) with the support of the US Government and Chemonics International. During the presentation, participants discussed the […]
Agribusiness can become one of the drivers of Ukraine’s new energy sector — Oleksandr Dombrovskyi
Oleksandr Dombrovskyi, Chairman of the Board of Global 100% RE Ukraine, participated as a keynote speaker in the training session “Cogeneration and Bioenergy for Agribusiness,” organized within the USAID AGRO Program with the support of the US Government and Chemonics. During his speech, he emphasized that the Ukrainian agricultural sector possesses significant potential for developing […]
Community energy resilience requires partnership between government, business, and investors — Oleksandr Dombrovskyi
The energy transformation of Ukrainian communities is impossible without effective interaction between local governments, business, and investors. This was emphasized by Oleksandr Dombrovskyi, Chairman of the Board of Global 100% RE Ukraine, during the Public-Private Partnership Development Forum organized by the Association of Small Towns of Ukraine. During his speech, he stressed that the modern […]
Kalush Discusses Energy Projects to Modernise Heat Supply and Strengthen the Resilience of Water Intake Facilities
A webinar dedicated to the discussion of priority energy interventions for the Kalush community was held within the framework of the ANEW-LIFE project. The event brought together representatives of Kalush City Council, municipal enterprises, Ukrainian and European project partners for a professional discussion on the technical, financial, legal and organisational aspects of implementing future solutions. […]
Nizhyn Discusses Energy Solutions for the Water Utility and Municipal Dental Clinic under ANEW-LIFE
A webinar dedicated to the discussion of priority energy interventions for the Nizhyn community was held within the framework of the ANEW-LIFE project. The event brought together representatives of the Executive Committee of Nizhyn City Council, municipal enterprises, financial institutions, Ukrainian and European project partners. The event was part of the work on preparing feasibility […]
Zhytomyr Discusses Energy Projects to Strengthen Critical Infrastructure Resilience under ANEW-LIFE
A webinar dedicated to the discussion of priority energy interventions for the city of Zhytomyr was held within the framework of the ANEW-LIFE project. The event brought together representatives of Zhytomyr City Council, municipal enterprises, the healthcare sector, Ukrainian and European project partners for a professional discussion on the technical, financial, legal and organisational aspects […]
Another “green” step for Ukraine: Parliament supports Draft Law No. 14271 in the first reading
On 29 April 2026, the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine took an important step toward aligning national energy legislation with the norms of the European Union. In the first reading, Parliament supported Draft Law No. 14271 on the implementation of provisions of the updated EU Renewable Energy Directive. The adoption of this document is part of […]
Nizhyn: A Community Turning Green Recovery into Practical Action
Nizhyn is steadily establishing itself as one of the communities that systematically works on energy resilience, the modernization of critical infrastructure, and the implementation of modern renewable energy solutions. One of the clearest confirmations of this is the Nizhyn Green Recovery project, which received the 100 gREen AWARD-2025 in the category Best Municipal Green Transformation […]
Kalush: A Community Implementing the Energy Solutions of the Future
Kalush is steadily establishing itself as one of Ukraine’s communities that systematically implements modern energy solutions and strengthens the resilience of critical infrastructure. One of the clearest confirmations of this is the Energy-Independent Hospital project, which received the 100 gREen AWARD-2025 in the category Best Energy Resilience Project for a Medical Institution. The award ceremony […]
KPI: how the university is shaping a new generation of professionals for the renewable energy sector
The educational programme of KPI in the field of renewable energy became one of the winners of the 100 gREen AWARD-2025, an award that recognises the best implemented green transformation projects in Ukraine. This case was distinguished as an example of how university education can contribute to the future of the energy transition by combining […]
“Solar Water Utilities”: how Energy Act for Ukraine turns solar energy into an instrument of community resilience
The “Solar Water Utilities” project implemented by the Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation became one of the winners of the 100 gREen AWARD-2025 as an example of practical green transformation in critical infrastructure. This case was distinguished as a solution that combines energy security, stable water supply, and the long-term resilience of communities under wartime […]
Energy-Independent Hospital in Kalush: how the community is strengthening the resilience of medical infrastructure through solar energy
The “Energy-Independent Hospital” project in Kalush became one of the winners of the 100 gREen AWARD-2025, an award that recognises the best implemented green transformation projects in Ukraine. This case was distinguished as an example of how a local community, international partners, and a medical institution can work together to strengthen the energy resilience of […]
Nizhyn: how solar energy became part of the community’s green recovery
The green recovery project of the Nizhyn community became one of the winners of the 100 gREen AWARD-2025, an award that recognises the best implemented green transformation projects in Ukraine. This case was distinguished as an example of how a community can combine energy resilience, the modernisation of critical infrastructure, and a systemic approach to […]
