🤝 Ukraine2Power is proud to welcome a new supporter — „Ein Herz für Kinder“
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.
Why is this important? Nearly 70% of schools in Ukraine have generators, but many can’t use them due to high fuel costs and a lack of resources for maintenance and operation. This threatens both the safety of pupils and their access to uninterrupted education.
💡 This issue was thoroughly investigated by our partner, NGO Smart Osvita, and the solution is:
Stationary, high-capacity energy storage systems that:
• Store electricity from the grid when it’s available
• Automatically activate during outages
• Require no fuel or costly maintenance
• Are clean, sustainable, and safe.
These systems offer a long-term, resilient solution, helping to power schools and safeguard education for years to come.
☀️ We are deeply grateful to BILD hilft e.V. „Ein Herz für Kinder” for their strategic vision and strong commitment to sustainable impact. Together, we are working to create safe, stable learning environments for children across Ukraine.
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