Ukrainian-Czech partnership and investments

Representatives of Avenston took part in the event dedicated to the Ukrainian-Czech partnership and investments in the energy independence of communities. It was our pleasure to congratulate the newly appointed Ambassador of the Czech Republic to Ukraine Radek Pech, to meet the Head of the State Agency on Energy Efficiency and Energy Saving of Ukraine Anna Zamazeeva, and the Chief Executive Officer of the Ukraine Investment Promotion Office Sergiy Tsivkach.

The event showed the active work of both Ukrainian and foreign investors for the development and implementation of RE projects in demand for communities. Energy-efficient and “green” transformation in Ukraine will be possible with such reliable partners.

Avenston will be actively taking part in new projects connected to the implementation of renewable energy technologies in Ukraine. We believe in the big prospects of this market and have started new investment PV projects first of all focused on selling electricity to the grid by commercial tariffs.

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