Our CEO headed the Investment Committee of ASEU

We are proud to announce that the head of the supervisory board of the Avenston group of companies and member of the board of the Association of Solar Energy of Ukraine Dmytro Lukomskyi headed the Investment Committee of the Association of Solar Energy of Ukraine.

The Committee is a permanent advisory body that brings together investors, developers, entrepreneurs and experts in the field of solar energy. The purpose of the Committee is to become a practical tool for supporting Ukrainian business in the implementation of investment projects in the field of solar energy.

Ukrainian solar energy industry certainly has great prospects associated with global trends. This makes the industry potentially attractive for investment, opening the Ukrainian market to investors from all over the world. The main task of the Investment Committee of the Solar Energy Association is precisely to maximize the further development of the industry, uniting developers, PV asset owners and investors from Ukraine and other countries.

The areas of activity of the Investment Committee cover all types of solar power plants, solar energy cooperatives, investment programs for the retrofitting of existing green energy facilities with additional systems (energy storage, forecasting, etc.), as well as investment projects for the construction or modernization of manufacturing facilities, the products of which are used in the field of solar energy.

 

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