RePower Ukraine Charitable Foundation has launched an educational course titled “Light of the Future” for children aged 12–15. The program combines online and in-person sessions and helps teenagers understand how renewable energy works, how modern technologies are transforming communities, and how everyone can make a difference in energy efficiency in their daily lives. The project became possible thanks to the support of donor Westmill Energy — a community-owned renewable energy cooperative in the UK that masterfully blends wind and solar generation, producing over 10 GWh of clean energy annually.  A comprehensive approach RePower Ukraine combines various forms of community support: we provide portable charging stations and flexible solar panels, and build solar power plants for schools and municipal institutions. Through educational initiatives for children, such as the “Light of the Future” course, we demonstrate how these technologies work in practice and help teenagers understand how to use energy efficiently and participate in their community.  What participants will learn? The program explains complex topics simply and engagingly: the basics of energy and various energy sources; renewable energy and its ...

  Repower Ukraine has appealed to the European and UK sustainable energy industry to do more to help its vital hospital energy programme. Right now, and after an already brutal winter, temperatures in Kyiv are set to drop again to minus 15 degrees Celsius, with at least another week of severe sub-zero temperatures forecast.   Svitlana Vovchenko, CEO of Repower Ukraine, explained that  "very harsh winter conditions, combined with the large-scale destruction of the energy system, have affected literally everyone, but Repower Ukraine is providing some hope to frontline medical facilities. Together with our European and UK partners, we have already delivered 10 vital solar and battery hospital projects, but with greater support, we could be doing even more to address this severe and ongoing crisis."   Russia's deliberate targeting of Ukraine's energy infrastructure has led to a widespread humanitarian crisis, with predictably grim results. Earlier this month, Kharkiv, for example, declared an energy regional-level emergency after months of constant enemy shelling. Ordinary Ukrainians, of course, are on the frontline of this brutal onslaught, which is clearly designed to ...

The RePower Ukraine Charitable Foundation assists state-owned and municipal enterprises seeking to improve energy efficiency and transition to renewable energy sources by installing solar power plants with energy storage systems. More information about this initiative is available on the Green Platform, a digital catalogue of green financing programmes. Funding details: Source: RePower Ukraine Charitable Foundation Type: Grant in hryvnia (UAH) Amount: Up to UAH 5 million Own contribution: from 5% Target audience and goal: The program is aimed at the municipal or public sector in the areas of infrastructure, innovation, and energy. Its primary purpose is to improve energy efficiency and modernise equipment and buildings for critical facilities that provide vital services (healthcare, education, water, heat, shelter). Requirements for participants: Participants must meet five key criteria: Institutional capacity: availability of a contact person, willingness to cooperate, access to work, and accounting for savings Technical suitability: functional electrical networks, no structural damage, safe placement of equipment Social significance: constant use of the facility, dependence of many people Readiness for operation: maintenance, personnel, energy monitoring Safety: stable situation for installation ...

This is not just a short training — it is an opportunity to quickly acquire a highly demanded profession that is already helping power Ukrainian critical infrastructure and shaping the future of our energy independence. Solar energy is not only about technology — it is a contribution to rebuilding the country and strengthening its energy resilience. Why you should join The profession of a Solar Power Plant Installer offers both stable income and meaningful social impact. While the average salary in the Khmelnytskyi region is around 13,000 UAH, entry-level solar panel installers can earn 20,000 UAH or more. The sector is rapidly growing, in need of skilled specialists, and offers real opportunities for employment and starting your own business. Moreover, solar installations with battery storage systems can supply electricity to both private homes and critical infrastructure during blackouts. After completing the course, you will be able to work with leading companies in the green energy sector. Training Format Duration: 3 weeks (starting the last week of November) Format: 30% online lectures, 70% offline practical training, 3–6 hours ...

Russia’s attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure continue, putting hospitals at risk. These strikes are especially devastating for frontline communities like Slobozhanske, where power outages threaten access to medical care. But we can protect local residents by installing a solar power station at the hospital. With solar energy, the hospital will no longer depend on the central grid, ensuring doctors can provide life-saving care even during blackouts. Every contribution helps bring energy security to those who need it most. “Give me at least some kind of solar power system, I don't want to have to do the headlight surgery again” an anonymous doctor to whom we provide emergency energy supply. about repower ukraine RePower Ukraine Foundation was founded by Ukrainians to tackle the energy challenges caused by Russia’s full-scale invasion. Our Impact on Ukraine’s Energy Resilience: 100+ critical energy requests fulfilled for hospitals & municipalities By providing essential energy equipment such as voltage regulators, solar panels and battery storage, we ensure that hospitals and local governments ...

This Christmas, Share the Gift of Warmth and Hope 🎄✨ As Ukraine faces another winter under difficult circumstances, doctors and healthcare workers continue to save lives in unimaginable conditions. Your donation can help provide critical energy solutions to hospitals, ensuring warmth, light, and hope for those who need it most. Together, we can make this season brighter. 💙💛 👇Scan and support the campaign  or Click to DONATE today and be the light in someone’s darkest hour. Choose and download your gift in PDF format, ready to print and share whenever you need. We truly appreciate you being part of our mission! Christmas Lights from RePower Ukraine Thank you for your support!🎄✨

A consortium of civil society organizations (RePower Ukraine Charitable Foundation, Ecoclub, Ecoaction, Energy Act For Ukraine Foundation) is implementing the project "Renewable Energy Sources for a Sustainable Ukraine", which is carried out by Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH on behalf of the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK). Overview: 16 pilot communities have been selected for the project. The RePower Ukraine Charitable Foundation is cooperating with 4 communities, namely: Mena City Territorial Community, Konotop City Territorial Community, Sosnytsia Settlement Territorial Community, Kremenchuk City Territorial Community. Renewable energy sources, specifically solar power plants, will be installed at 4 critical infrastructure facilities in these communities, allowing them to operate uninterruptedly. Training has been conducted for employees of facilities with installed renewable energy sources in each community. About the project: The main goal of the proposed project is to assist Ukrainian communities in creating decentralized renewable energy systems for their own production and consumption. The project also aims to support and develop civil society that promotes energy transition and reduces environmental impact and climate change. These ...