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Dmytro Lukomskyi, General Director of Avenston, gave detailed advice on the development of "solar" business in Ukraine
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Analytics, expert articles, market insights, interviews, and technology reviews covering the renewable energy sector. Our publications focus on Solar PV, Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), renewable energy project development, investment opportunities, and energy market trends in Ukraine. We share practical experience, industry expertise, market analysis, and perspectives on the future of renewable energy.
Interview with CEO Avenston for ExPro
In an interview with ExPro, Avenston CEO Dmitro Lukomskyi told about his experience in solar energy, promising directions for the "solar" business, and gave solid advice to potential investors.
Energoreforma has published an interview with the head of the company Avenston
Solar energy in Ukraine is developing rapidly: the total installed capacity of commissioned solar power plants in 2017 exceeded 250 MW.
Influence of energy storage systems on RES
What is the key issue of introducing PV generation? How to neutralize VREs from renewable sources (RES)?
Energy forecast by the middle of the century
How will global energy transit happen? Which steps are ahead? Which conclusions should investors make for medium- and long-term prospects?
RES implementation: standalone and grid solutions
Over the last decade, the development of renewable energy sources (RES) has been at a pace that outstrips any other energy sources. Today, RES has reached a certain level of maturity and greater financial attractiveness than traditional technology.
Changes in world energy are inevitable
Data on the development of world energy, including renewable energy sources (RES), obtained in mid-2018, show that an important milestone has been reached - the generating power of energy from the sun and wind exceeds one terawatt
Renewables to bring energy independence to Ukraine
Energy security and independence have moved higher on the agenda in Ukraine since Russia launched its war in the Donbass four years ago. Before 2014, Ukraine relied heavily on Russia as a gas supplier.