Chernihiv City Hospital №2
Ukraine2Power provided 7–10 kW power stations to a hospital to ensure uninterrupted operation of emergency and intensive care units. The stations are connected to medical equipment and lighting.
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Mobile charging stations
Mobile charging stations
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2Generators betterGen
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6Batteries betterPack
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15 kWTotal power
Detailed information about the facility
Specialized medical and sanitary unit of the city of Netishyn
Ukraine2Power provided 10–15 kW power stations, ensuring uninterrupted operation of emergency care, ICU, maternity ward and infant incubators. The stations supply medical equipment and lighting.
Chernihiv City Hospital №3
Ukraine2Power provided 3–5 kW power stations to a hospital to ensure continuous operation of emergency and intensive care units. The stations power medical equipment and lighting.
Mena City Council
Ukraine2Power provided power stations for lighting, ventilation, and electronic support in shelters and “Points of Invincibility,” ensuring basic conditions for civilians during outages.
Municipal non-profit enterprise “Chernihiv Regional Hospital” of the Chernihiv Regional Council
Ukraine2Power provided 10–15 kW power stations to a hospital to ensure uninterrupted operation of emergency and intensive care units. The stations supply medical equipment and lighting systems.
Municipal non-profit enterprise “Saint Zinaida Children’s Clinical Hospital” of the Sumy City Council
Ukraine2Power provided 10–15 kW power stations to a hospital to ensure uninterrupted operation of emergency and intensive care units. The stations power medical equipment and lighting.
Municipal non-profit enterprise “Mykola Halytskyi Nizhyn Central City Hospital” of the Nizhyn City Council
Ukraine2Power provided 10–15 kW power stations to a hospital to ensure uninterrupted operation of emergency and intensive care units. The stations power medical equipment and lighting.
Municipal non-profit enterprise “Nizhyn Clinical Maternity Hospital” of the Nizhyn City Council
Ukraine2Power provided 10–15 kW power stations to a hospital to ensure uninterrupted operation of emergency and intensive care units. The stations power medical equipment and lighting.
Municipal non-profit enterprise “Mena City Hospital” of the Mena City Council
Ukraine2Power provided 10–15 kW power stations to a hospital to ensure uninterrupted operation of emergency and intensive care units. The stations power medical equipment and lighting.
Preschool “Zhyravlyk” in Novoselytsia
Ukraine2Power delivered a 5 kW station for a kindergarten, powering backup heating, lighting, and internet in the shelter. The system supports heat pumps and essential needs.
