Ukraine2Power at UNECE Sustainable Energy Week 2025: From Recovery to Resilience
“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
Kostiantyn Gura represented Ukraine2Power at SEW 2025, where he also serves as Vice-Chair of the UNECE Bureau of Renewable Energy Experts, a position for which he was nominated by our organization.
At the event, the Group of Experts outlined key priorities for the clean energy transition:
• Integrated Planning: coordinated, multi-stakeholder energy strategies to drive renewables and attract investment
• Grid Modernization: upgrading infrastructure and expanding cross-border connections
• Digital Innovation: using open digital tools to manage decentralised energy systems
• Just Transition: ensuring inclusive access to clean energy and workforce transformation
• Collaboration & Strategy: advancing expert cooperation and the 2026–2027 Work Plan
At Ukraine2Power, we’re committed to supporting Ukraine’s transition to sustainable energy and scaling that impact across borders.
UNECE Sustainable Energy
United Nations Economic Commission for Europe
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„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
