Renewable Energy in Ukraine
The transcript of the release::
The Solar Energy Market in Ukraine is undergoing a transformation phase. A global trend analysis confirms that solar energy is moving towards distributed generation with the active participation of consumers themselves in the energy-generating process. According to the Avenston analyst’s forecasts, the share of solar power plants for their own needs will increase in Ukraine from 2020 to 2025. Those facilities do not require complicated procedures to work at the green tariff. Commercial rooftop PV stations will also gain more and more popularity.
CEO Avenston Dmytro Lukomskyi’s comment:
“We see prospects not of private roofing power plants, but commercial roof power plants. This is due primarily to the fact that in Ukraine the legislation regulating the field of solar energy is changing, but these changes are not yet complete. Therefore, today, for the stable operation of the solar power plant and the sale of electricity at the green tariff, the most predictable and understandable segment is the segment of rooftop solar power plants, as well as ground-based ones — up to 1 MW.
From Ukraine’s energy generation system point of view and the approach of electricity generation to the consumer (distributed solar generation), the most promising are rooftop installations. We see the same trends throughout the world. Our country will not lag behind world trends. A very important advantage of rooftop solar installations compared to ground ones is the fact that in the case of rooftop installations, power generation is as close as possible to the place of consumption. Any object that has a roof, most likely, has its consumption (building, workshop, warehouses, retail premises). So, the installation of solar panels on such facilities will be economically feasible even without any government support.
According to our calculations, at the current cost of electricity for industrial enterprises, in the case of installing a rooftop solar power station for own electricity consumption without sale to the external grid, its payback will be less than 10 years. Given the growth of electricity cost and the constant reduction of solar panels and components cost, we predict that the payback period of such plants will decrease, and will increase their attractiveness and number of installations accordingly.”
About the Energy Club. Information and analytical platform Energy Club is an Energy Market specialists of Ukraine ambitious project. The club was founded in 2016 aim to promote the creation of attractive conditions for development and to attract investment in the energy industry. Dmytro Lukomskyi about Energy Club: “Via the club’s events, new members find potential partners and like-minded people. In discussions during meetings, solutions to problematic issues of doing business are born, in particular, the tax system, licensing procedures; the legislative rules of the energy market are being perfected.”
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