We are convinced that change begins with education. That is why RePower Ukraine launched the Sunny Future children's educational project, designed to develop schoolchildren's understanding of renewable energy principles, ecological thinking, and environmental responsibility. The first meeting within the program was held at the Poltava Interschool Resource Center. The first students to join Sunny Future were those in grades 4-8. Captivated by the energy of the future Iaroslava Denisova, the foundation's director, told the children about RePower Ukraine's activities, mission, and motivation for creating an educational program for the youngest children. Oleksandr Subbota, a solar power plant designer in Ukraine, was also a guest at the event. He explained to the schoolchildren how solar panels work, what types of energy there are, and why it is important to use natural resources responsibly. In addition to theory, the meeting turned into a lively dialogue. Children asked profound and unexpected questions about oil and its impact on the environment, the shape of solar panels, and the role of humans in creating a safe energy system. “Despite their young age, the ...
