Empowering Ukraine’s critical infrastructure and communities affected by russian aggression with renewable solar energy solutions.
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This video was filmed during the opening of a solar power plant in Kropyvnytskyi.
At the same time, surgeons were performing open-heart surgery — powered by the very system we installed.
4 hours. Critical operations. No power outages.
This is what energy resilience looks like.
The Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation installed a hybrid solar power station at the Odesa Regional Clinical Hospital’s Perinatal Center.
We are proud to share that our project “Solar Water Utilities”, launched in 2025, has already been recognized with the 100 gREen AWARD–2025 by Global 100 RE Ukraine — often referred to as the “Green Oscar” in the energy sector.
A course we designed as a skill-building opportunity became a life-changing moment.
For Marina, Solar Step meant choosing her future in energy – with confidence.
We’ve launched a solar power plant at a cardiology center in Kirovohrad region.
⚡️ -43% electricity costs in one month
⚡️ €6,000+ annual savings
⚡️ 4 hours of автономна робота під час блекауту
Energy that saves lives.
Grateful to our partners.
Even before completing the Solar Step program, 18 Ukrainian solar energy companies had already shown strong interest in its graduates. Solar Step is a direct response to Ukraine’s real needs - here and now.
Anna received a job offer in solar energy even before finishing the Solar Step program.
By graduation, 5 participants had offers — 4 are already working in the industry.
Solar Step is not just about education, it directly contributes to employment outcomes.
It’s never too late to start over.
Svitlana joined our Solar Step program and, in just four months, not only built new skills but inspired her son to pursue a future in energy — proving that one decision can shape an entire generation.
51 women across Ukraine completed the Solar Step program in solar project management — with inspiring results:
✔️ every second participant scored 90–100
✔️ 5 received job offers before graduation
✔️ 41 connected with employers at a career fair
Supported by Mercy Corps⚡
We kept this secret for a while.
One of the most influential leaders in global solar is joining Solar Step.
@Director_Hopper will speak to Ukrainian women in solar about leadership and scaling an industry.
From Advocacy to Megawatts — coming soon.
The Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation installed a hybrid solar station at the Borodianka Academic Lyceum, which will help the lyceum become more energy independent and continue operating even during the energy crisis that occurred in Ukraine in January 2026.
A hybrid solar power station has been put into operation at the Cherkasy City Maternity Hospital “Mother and Child Center”.
It now supplies electricity to delivery rooms, the surgical unit, and intensive care wards for mothers and newborns.
The Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation installed a hybrid solar power station at the cardiology center in the Kirovohrad region, where doctors perform nearly 4,500 complex heart surgeries each year.
Just days after launch, our hybrid solar power station at a hospital in Ukraine’s Izmail district faced a real stress test: the entire city lost power for days.
But the hospital never stopped — not for a minute. Surgeries continued. Life-saving equipment stayed on.
A new hybrid solar power station began supplying electricity to critical buildings of the Central Regional Intensive Care Hospital of the Samarivskyi District.
Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation has joined the Skills Alliance — an international platform that brings together governments, businesses, the private sector, and civil society organisations to invest in the development of skills for Ukrainians.
Yuliana Onishchuk, CEO & Founder of the Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation, spoke with the German analytical platform libmod.de about Ukraine’s experience in building decentralized energy solutions amid war 🔗surl.li/fdgrby
