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Features of the functioning of the solar energy market in Ukraine
17.12.2018
To your attention the main theses of the speech of the CEO of the Ukrainian company “Avenston” Dmitro Lukomskyi about the features of the functioning of the solar energy market in Ukraine “The structure of development and key trends”:
According to world forecasts, by 2050, on average, the total world share of solar and wind generation will be about 50% of the total generation.
In 2018, there are many solar capacities were introduced in twice (about 500 MW) than in the past (250 MW). And next year is expected to be at least the same in terms of growth.
Investors who have decided to build solar power plants understand that the rules of the game will change, and are eager to complete their projects by the end of next year.
The new legislation will stimulate the arrival of systemic foreign investors in the Ukrainian PV generation market. In 5-10 years we will reach a growth rate of 20-30% per year.
Today in Ukraine, the share of “green” in the energy balance, excluding hydro, is only about 2%.
Today, at the state level, there is no clearly stated goal regarding the share of “green” generation in the energy balance to which current and potential market participants should be guided.
Today, Avenston is working with projects in the solar industry in the range of installed capacity of 5-20 MW. Our 2019 strategic plans foresee a new level of annual capacity of 300 MW of PV-generation construction in ten regions of Ukraine.
Avenston stands for the strategic development in Ukraine of distributed generation, small solar power plants on the facades and roofs of houses. This will remove the potential problem of balancing generation and consumption at the level of the entire power grid.
Renewable energies have experienced a massive surge in growth, popularity, and also necessity in recent years. The global warming crisis is not going away, and the constant overuse of non-renewable energy sources is fast depleting the human race of what it needs to survive. Renewables can solve that problem, but it takes true innovators and visionaries to make it happen.
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.
Forecasting becomes a decision instrument for cost-justifiable integration of resources of variable renewable energy (VRE), such as wind and solar energy, into local, regional and national grids.
Startup.info talked to Dmytro Lukomskyi, CEO and founder of Avenston Group, co-founder of Rentechno, member of the Board of the Association of Solar Energy of Ukraine