Accelerating the green energy transition
Avenston representatives participated in the Extended Meeting of the Confederation of Builders of Ukraine on Builder’s Day 2024. The event brought together more than 150 representatives of the construction business, authorities, partners of the CBU, specialised business associations and unions. At the meeting, urgent, topical issues and challenges of the construction industry were discussed. The Confederation of Builders of Ukraine recognised companies that support defenders of Ukraine and the construction industry! During the meeting, Avenston received an honorary thanks from the CBU for their contribution to the approach of Victory.
Avenston is a member of the Board of Directors of the Confederation of Builders of Ukraine — the largest industry association representing the interests of more than 800 members from all regions of Ukraine. The confederation was created in 2011 and is currently the only representative of Ukraine in the Federation of the European Construction Industry (FIEC), which includes 32 national member federations from 27 European countries. Avenston specialises in the implementation of projects in the field of solar energy and provides professional project management for the construction of industrial ground-based solar power plants and commercial rooftop solar power plants for enterprises.
Let’s continue to bring the Victory closer together and rebuild our Ukraine as soon as possible!
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