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AVENSTON held a webinar for its employees where new models of inverters for photovoltaic systems from the German manufacturer KACO new energy were presented. As always, the company tries to keep abreast of all the main events, innovations, and achievements.

AVENSTON and other Ukrainian energy sector leading stakeholders discussed the necessary innovations to resolve the crisis in the Ukrainian energy.

On April 24, an exciting webinar “The impact of current challenges to the European and Ukrainian solar markets” took place, organized by ASEU with the support of SolarPower Europe. The online meeting was held in the format of industry experts' presentations, followed by a lively discussion of pressing issues.

At the webinar "Understanding the Solar Energy Market of Ukraine", representatives of Ukrainian and foreign companies discussed the COVID19 pandemic impact on the industry, new legislation, and others. Participants shared how their companies cope with all the difficulties and what opportunities they see.

AVENSTON understands how crucial the discipline and proper observance of all the recommendations of the World Health Organization and the decisions of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine are today. Therefore, the company's management has implemented all the necessary quarantine measures to protect its employees and their families.

We continue to publish Avenston CEO Dmytro Lukomskyi's comments provided to the Energy Club blog. This time, Dmytro Vasilyevich continues to analyze the determining factors in the development of solar energy in Ukraine and talks about the main industry trends shortly.

AVENSTON received a clarification letter from NKREKP on the important issue for investors regarding the mechanism for calculating the installed capacity of facilities of legal entities that produce electricity from solar energy.

AVENSTON is actively developing the solar power plant O&M services! At the beginning of 2020, we have signed two more O&M contracts with a total capacity of 20 MW. Thus, the total O&M booking has grown up to 25.7 MW now.