Renewable Energy in Ukraine
+380 (66) 508-07-64In today’s realities of growing global energy problems, the issues of transition to renewable energy sources are becoming more and more urgent. The focus on oil, gas and nuclear energy can lead countries such as Ukraine to a serious energy dependence on the world’s largest suppliers of raw materials for these energy sectors and even today threatens the economic security of our state. It is clear that alternative energy sources will not solve all energy problems in the coming years, but focusing on them provides real opportunities to strengthen our positions in the future, to increase the energy security of Ukraine.
For more details about global trends in solar energy, as well as the prospects for the PV industry in Ukraine, you can read the article “On the development of alternative energy sources” by Dmytro Lukomskyi.
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FIT in Ukraine
Green tariff was officially entered in Ukraine in 2009. The main obligation of the state was to buy back all amount of electric power, generated with the use of renewable energy sources (RES)
Methods for determining the soiling assessment of solar PV arrays
Solar panels, especially those mounted on fixed structures, practically do not require complex maintenance. However, electricity generation can be significantly reduced due to surface contamination of solar panels. This article will be devoted to the study of this issue.
Cleantech start-ups support
We have opportunities to attract investments in interesting and promising start-ups. We are ready to offer comprehensive support (intellectual, scientific, technological and technical, financial, marketing)
Cooperative Solar Farms
People interested in harvesting the sun’s energy, can now participate in a unique program – the Sol Partners Cooperative Solar Farm. One of the major advantages of the program is that United Power will maintain the solar farm – the customer only pays for the cost of the panel. It is anticipated that one 210 watt panel will produce about a 3% return on its investment or approximately $32 per year in electricity credits.