The Ukraine Support Task Force, managed by the Energy Community, has delivered 978 solar panels from the Swiss company Helion to the Ternopil Region. The panels, totaling 315 kW, were transported via the Union Civil Protection Mechanism. Key facilities like the local hospital and rehabilitation center received panels, ensuring uninterrupted services for 25,000+ residents and bolstering infrastructure energy autonomy. Since March 2022, the Task Force facilitated 138 in-kind donations, transporting over 5,400 tons of energy-related equipment from 100 donors across 24 countries to aid post-war infrastructure repairs in Ukraine.
Ukraine strengthens energy autonomy with solar
Ukraine’s Energy Community, through the Support Task Force, has strategically deployed Helion solar panels. (Image Credit: Pixabay).
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