News

In this section, you will find the latest news about our group, key industry events, and projects and deals in which our group participated. Avenston’s main specialisation is the implementation of renewable energy projects. We have extensive experience in the development, construction and operation of utility-scale and commercial solar power plants. In addition, our group of companies participates in the financing of investment projects in selected industries.

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25.01.2019

Rykhta solar power plant received a “green” tariff
NERC approved FIT for the second stage of the solar photovoltaic station "Rykhta"
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22.01.2019

Key trends of solar energy in Ukraine
CEO of the Ukrainian industrial company Avenston spoke about the key trends of solar energy next year in Ukraine in the first issue of the Ecology of the Enterprise Magazine for 2019.
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29.12.2018

The 2nd stage of Rykhta PV power plant has been completed
Rykhta solar PV power plant has been completed by Avenston. Our company acted in the project as full EPC-contractor and performed all work on this facility.
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28.12.2018

The development of project documentation (stage “Project”) for a new project with a capacity of 5.7 MW has been completed
Avenston Company in the shortest possible time developed the project documentation of the “Project” stage for a new 5.7 MW solar power plant.
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19.12.2018

Avenston extends collaboration with key suppliers of solar inverters
Avenston and Photomate s.r.o. have agreed to expand cooperation in the field of solar energy in Ukraine.
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17.12.2018

Features of the functioning of the solar energy market in Ukraine
To your attention the main theses of the speech of the CEO of Avenston about the features of the functioning of the solar energy market in Ukraine.
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12.12.2018

AgroFM interviews CEO of Avenston
AgroFM interviews Dmytro Lukomskyi, CEO of Ukrainian Industrial Company Avenston
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03.12.2018

Interview with CEO Avenston for ExPro
In an interview with ExPro, Avenston CEO Dmitro Lukomskyi told about his experience in solar energy, promising directions for the "solar" business, and gave solid advice to potential investors. 
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Our projects:

KATERYNIVKA Solar PV Power Plant
Ground-based KATERYNIVKA PV Power Plant built in the Dnipropetrovsk region for Turkish investor Ümitli Enerji. The PV plant covers an area of ​​20 hectares and has 13.5 MWp of total solar panels capacity.
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CHUMAKI Solar PV Power Plant
The solar power plant was built in the Dnipropetrovsk region for Turkish investor Ümitli Enerji. The ground-mounted solar power plant occupies an area of 8 hectares, and the total power of the installed solar panels (photovoltaic modules) is 5,7 MWp.
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NOVOPETRIVKA Solar PV Power Plant
Ground-based NOVOPETRIVKA PV Power Plant built in the Dnipropetrovsk region for Turkish investor Ümitli Enerji. The PV plant covers of ​​10 ha and has a total capacity of 6.5 MWp.
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KOMYSHUVATE-2 Solar PV Power Plant
The second line of the KOMYSHUVATE-2 Solar PV Power Plant commissioned in the Kirovograd region. The power plant located on a plot of 6 hectares. The total capacity of the photovoltaic modules is 3.2 MW.
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03.12.2018

“Green” tariff as an analogue of a bank deposit
Dmytro Lukomskyi, General Director of Avenston, gave detailed advice on the development of "solar" business in Ukraine
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The attractiveness of Ukrainian solar energy
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