Tackling Energy Insecurity in Ukraine

The panel discussion "No Power. No Panic. Blackouts: Lessons from Kyiv to Berlin" at Café Kyiv 2026 highlighted a shared vulnerability: modern societies depend entirely on functioning energy systems. From frontline cities to European capitals, strengthening resilience means protecting energy, water and heating through coordination, investment and decentralisation before the next crisis strikes.

If you’re attending Café Kyiv, we at Ukraine2Power would like to invite you to join our panel on 23 February 2026.

Wir laden Sie herzlich zu einem offenen Austausch über Erfahrungen mit Stromausfällen und praktische Vorsorge im Südwesten Berlins ein.

If you are attending Café Kyiv, Ukraine2Power would like to invite you to join our panel discussion on 23 February 2026.

More than 700 heating kits have already been delivered to residents of Kyiv’s high-rise buildings, reaching people apartment by apartment as they endure cold homes without reliable heat, water, or electricity.

In Kyiv, Ukraine2Power met with Bundestag Member Katrin Göring-Eckardt to discuss the escalating energy crisis, humanitarian needs, and the urgent push for resilient, decentralized energy solutions for Ukraine.

With Kateryna Pavlova joining Ukraine2Power to lead our humanitarian efforts, we have already delivered nearly 500 heating kits, personally placing them hand to hand with families braving the harsh winter cold.

Over 400 heating kits for 1,000+ people across five high-rise buildings

Emergency Help Needed Now €80 = Warmth for One Home

This year’s event “Ukraine Reimagined: Investing in Renewables and Storage” brings together policymakers, investors, and industry leaders to explore how Ukraine’s energy sector can drive recovery while strengthening Europe’s long-term energy security. It is organised by the European-Ukrainian Energy Agency (EUEA) together with the Secretariat of the German-Ukrainian Energy Partnership.

When you hear the word propaganda, what comes to mind first? Politics, diplomacy… maybe media? 
But what about the energy sector?

„In 2023, the first children arrived at our boarding school, and we had to provide them with hot meals. At that time, there were widespread power outages. Representatives of Ukraine2Power provided us with a mobile charging station, which really helped us during those difficult times. And today, we already have solar panels that automatically switch the power supply, so in case of a centralized outage, we will still have electricity.“ - Andrii Holiutiak, Director of the Mariupol Lyceum in Kyiv

“I truly believe that we can turn Ukraine’s energy recovery into a model of resilience and sustainability for other regions.” — Kostiantyn Gura, Chairman of Ukraine2Power’s Supervisory Board, at UNECE Sustainable Energy Week 2025

60 kWh storage ensures light for children. The Mariupol Lyceum in Pushcha-Vodytsia near Kyiv is now powered by a new hybrid solar and battery system, ensuring electricity even during blackouts caused by attacks on Ukraine’s energy grid.

At an international event, Ukrainian and German experts highlight battery storage, distributed solar, and coordinated donor action as key to Ukraine’s long-term energy strategy.

As part of his trip to the opening of the solar power plant in Rozhniativ, Andreas Dreisiebner from Solarspar (Switzerland) took the opportunity to visit the town of Chortkiv in the Ternopil region, a shining example of how visionary local leadership can attract global attention and investment.

We've officially opened a 51 kW solar power plant on the roof of Rozhniativ Multidisciplinary Hospital in western Ukraine. Thanks to this system, critical departments, including surgery, trauma, obstetrics and gynecology, neurology, emergency care, and intensive care, are now powered by clean, renewable energy, helping the hospital continue operations even during blackouts.

On the sidelines of the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2025 in Rome, Ukraine2Power joined a roundtable hosted by the Bundesministerium für Umwelt, Klimaschutz, Naturschutz und nukleare Sicherheit (BMUKN)(BMUKN).

At the Ukraine Recovery Conference, major strides were made toward rebuilding and transforming Ukraine’s energy sector—especially in renewables, resilience, and European integration.

Ukraine2Power will be participating in the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2025 (URC 2025), taking place in Rome on 10–11 July. Representing our organization at this event will be Nataliia Fiebrig (Co-Founder & CEO) and Dr. Liudmyla Kvirenko (Communications), who are eager to engage with participants dedicated to Ukraine’s recovery and future.

We’re excited to share that the first stage of construction on our very first Solar Power Plant (SPP) is now complete — a crucial step toward energy independence and sustainability for Rozhnyativ Multidisciplinary Hospital.

Ukraine2Power is participating in the Ukraine Expert Conference on Civil Society, Resilience & Reconstructionin Berlin, an important platform hosted by Be an Angel e.V., European Ukrainian Bridge (EUB) | Europäisch Ukrainische Brücke (EUB) and the Evangelische Akademie zu Berlin.

Thanks to the funding from BILD hilft e.V. „Ein Herz für Kinder", a globally active children’s aid organization, we are launching a new project to install energy storage systems in Ukrainian schools.

Today marks 2 years since the founding of Ukraine2Power as an NGO. From day one, our mission has been clear: to support energy security in Ukraine and implement sustainable energy solutions that make a lasting impact.

A new stage of Power4JustTransition program has been officially launched — a crucial step toward a fair and sustainable future for Ukraine’s coal communities.