Renewable Energy in Ukraine
October 29th, 2019 Dmytro Lukomskyi, General Director of AVENSTON LLC, was invited to live PIDSUMKY (The Summaries) news studio on ObozTV as an expert in the alternative energy industry. An interesting discussion took place about the pressing problems, risks, and opportunities of the alternative energy market in Ukraine. Dmytro debunked the myths about green energy, talked about a unique station built by the Avenston team without a “single drop” of concrete, and trends in global electrification and distribution generation. The expert shared his thoughts on the approach to allocating quotas, reducing the green tariff and how the solar generation market will change after the introduction of auctions since 2020.
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1 MW solar power plant by “green” tariff
Ground-mounted on-grid solar power plants with a "green" tariff are a relevant and attractive option for non-core investors interested in participating in renewable energy projects in Ukraine.
Dmytro Lukomskyi’s Expert Opinion for Energy Club
What will be the transformation of solar energy in Ukraine in the next 5 years? How do world trends influence the development of the domestic industry? What to expect from the renewable energy market right now? CEO Avenston Dmytro Lukomskyi, a reputable expert in the solar industry of Ukraine, answers some questions in the Energy News podcast.
RES and the electricity market on the eve of 2020
The electricity market of Ukraine is in a state of important changes preceding in-depth transformations in the application of the “green” tariff for the renewable energy industry in 2020. What is the current state of the renewable energy sector in Ukraine? What contributes, and what hinders the development of industry? Is Ukraine fully prepared for energy transition and decarbonization?
Agrivoltaics – Synergy of the Earth and the Suns
Now, with the development of PV technology, agrivoltaics becomes mainstream and opens up new, unprecedented prospects for the development of commodity agricultural production, while simultaneously solving the problems of energy supply for these processes. And not only them.