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“Everything ingenious is very simple! And the ways to solve problems with payments are simple, but they involve making unpopular decisions.” – Lyudmyla Polunina
Lyudmyla Polunina, ASEU board member, head of the Solar Energy Investments Ukraine company, shared with us stories about how the company’s SES and employees were under occupation, about problems with green tariff payments, and about dreams and plans for the future. Lyudmyla, has the activity of the company Solar Energy Investments Ukraine changed with the
ASEU DEPUTY DIRECTOR IRYNA SKAZKO: WAR AND EXISTENTIAL CHALLENGES FOR GREEN ENERGY IN UKRAINE
Iryna Skazko, deputy director of the Association of Solar Energy of Ukraine. Publication in the online edition of Energoreforma. According to the pace of development of green energy in 2019, Ukraine was in the TOP-10 countries of the world, as well as in the first five countries of Europe in terms of added new solar
Chairman of the Board of ASEU Sokolovsky: The tax burden on RES has decreased
Comment to the Energoreform of the Chairman of the Board of ASEU, Vladyslav Sokolovsky, regarding the introduction of the cash method of tax liability for RES generation. Many energy market experts followed the passage of draft law No. 7428-2, although changes were made to Section XX of the transitional provisions of the Tax Code of
“The war creates a new reality: first of all, our energy security, – Oleksiy Badyka
Oleksiy Badyka, founder and CEO of Atmosfera, a distribution leader in the solar energy market, as well as co-founder and member of the board of the Solar Energy Association of Ukraine, about challenges for business, the struggle for energy freedom of Ukrainians and the launch of a new socially significant project of the company during
Vladyslav Sokolovsky: “We need victory not only on the military front, but also on the energy!”
In recent years, Ukraine has managed to achieve significant results in the development of renewable energy. Only at the beginning of 2022, the volume of investments in the industry reached $12 billion, and according to experts’ forecasts, the pace would only increase if it were not for a full-scale war. Are there prospects for “green”
OLEKSANDR ANANYEV: “Thanks to the solar power plant, everything was functioning in my house : there was lighting, heating, drinking water, hot water and the ability to cook food.”
The war takes thousands of Ukrainian lives and destroys our homes, plans, and dreams. But at the same time, the energy sector is also damaged. And “green” energy is no exception. We interviewed Oleksandr Ananyev from the Kyiv region, the owner of a home solar power plant with a capacity of 30 kW and a