Renewable Energy in Ukraine
For several months now, Avenston has been working as a technical advisor to a financial group that is going to invest in solar photovoltaic plants in Eastern Europe. Now we are actively looking for projects in Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Croatia or Macedonia. The expected total capacity of the future project portfolio is 50-100 MW. Our partner is interested in cooperation at all stages after development and until the solar power plants commissioning. Please contact us if you have information about PV projects for sale or any other propositions for cooperation.
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Detailed Energy Club interview with the CEO of the company
In an interview with Energy Club, CEO of Avenston Dmytro Lukomskyi described the process of building a successful company, the interaction of market players with the government, and gave a comment on the establishment of the new law concerning auctions.
Biomass
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FIT in Ukraine
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Bringing Solar Power to The World
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