Ukraine

Ukraine launches auctions for 850 MW renewables—700 MW wind, plus solar with storage and standalone solar—boosting clean power growth and attracting investment for faster capacity expansion.

Ukraine surged to Europe’s No.4 battery-storage market in 2025, adding 2.9GWh—5x prior year. Across Europe, installations rose 48% to 36GWh, pushing fleets past 100GWh.

Kyivstar turns on solar power: investing UAH 3.6B ($81.3M) for 105 MW in Lviv to bolster renewable energy, network resilience, and ESG goals—plus future storage plans.

VEON’s Kyivstar acquires 100% of SUNVIN 11, adding 12.9 MW of solar capacity to harden networks in wartime Ukraine.

Unimot and Eco-Optima team up to power Ukraine’s rebuild with solar, wind and storage—advancing decarbonization, grid resilience and Polish‑Ukrainian energy ties despite wartime risks.

DTEK powers Ukraine's future with 500 MW battery storage, stabilizing the grid amid challenges. Innovative financing fuels this energy revolution.

DTEK's EUR 140 million investment in energy storage will bolster Ukraine's grid, ensuring security and resilience amid challenges. Operational by 2025, this marks a transformative step forward.

DTEK expands its renewable energy reach in Romania, acquiring a 60-MW solar project, Glodeni II, aiming for a total of 1 GW by 2030. Solar energy growth is on the horizon!

EBRD and Goldbeck Solar team up to bring 500 MWp of solar power to Ukraine, with financing from DEG and plans for construction underway.

DTEK's acquisition of a 133-MW battery storage project in Poland solidifies their position as a leader in renewable energy technology development in Europe.

Scatec's largest Ukrainian solar plant is now on the free market - with no loan & lower feed-in tariffs. Alina Sviderska, Country Manager, is delighted with the results. To counter low payments from the Guaranteed Buyer, renewable energy companies are selling electricity at market prices.

DTEK Renewables have successfully restored the Niko Solar power plant in the Mykolaiv region of Ukraine, despite heavy damage from Russian shelling. They also restored the Trifonivskaya solar plant to 100% capacity within a few weeks. Oleksandr Selishchev, CEO of DTEK Renewables, is committed to providing energy supply and security for the region.

Polish hydrogen innovations integrator Hynfra is leading a team that plans to construct a green industrial zone in the Ukrainian city of Bucha in a drive to help it achieve energy independence through the production of renewable energy, green hydrogen as well as ammonia.

The 2MW batch is the initial commitment under a European effort

Ukrainian power group DTEK has restored the operation of a 10-MW solar park in Kherson as well as resumed the building service a wind project, president Maxim Timchenko stated on Friday.