Solar energy evolution
+380 (66) 508-07-64The Avenston team participated in the Investment Energy Forum, which took place on November 14, 2018 in Kyiv. The event, organized by the Alternative Energy Club, brought together members of the Club, investors and representatives of investment funds, banks and international financial institutions, territorial communities, trade and economic advisers of embassies of foreign states in Ukraine, heads of industrial and agricultural enterprises and industry experts.
The meeting began with express presentations of the participants, during which the guests of the forum talked about themselves. No less lively and informatively was the following panel discussion, the theme of which was “Investment Practice in RES in Ukraine”. Dmytro Lukomskyi, CEO of AVENSTON, shared his experience in implementing energy projects.
Biomass
The success to developing a commercially viable distributed biomass power system lies in understanding the market characteristics, designing a power system that overcomes many market barriers and maximizes the benefits.
Middle-size commercial solar power plants
One of most popular reasons for investments into medium-sized solar power-stations is an investor’s desire to make profits and return the investments due to the sale of electric power, generated by his solar power-station
Energy Transit: New Challenges for Network Operators
The achieved level of development of renewable energy technologies and the degree of their penetration into the market due to lowering the cost of RES generation already has a significant impact on the energy infrastructure.
I notice significant prospects for the development of the solar energy industry
Dmytro Lukomskyi, the CEO of Avenston, an investor and top manager who got the Person of the Year award in the Eastern European sustainable energy industry at SEF Awards 2018 and SEF Awards 2019, covered for LDaily readers the issues of solar energy and their causes, as well as proposed solutions that will help the industry get out of the crisis.