Ukrzaliznytsia’s repair teams
Ukraine2Power provided 3–5 kW stations to repair units, powering construction tools and lighting during urgent fieldwork.
Municipal Non-profit Enterprise “Voznesensk City Center for Primary Health Care”
Ukraine2Power provided 10–15 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 systems.
Municipal Non-profit Enterprise “Pavlohrad City Hospital №1” of the Pavlohrad City Council
Ukraine2Power provided 10–15 kW power stations to a hospital to ensure stable operation of emergency and ICU departments. The stations power critical devices and lighting.
Municipal Non-profit Enterprise “Snihurivka City Hospital” of the Snihurivka City Council
Ukraine2Power provided 10–15 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 systems.
Municipal Non-profit Enterprise “Ochakiv Primary Healthcare Center” of the Ochakiv City Council
Ukraine2Power provided 10–15 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 systems.
Education Department of the Executive Committee of Pervomaisky City Council of Kharkiv Region
Ukraine2Power provided power stations for lighting and ventilation in shelters, supporting electronic equipment during outages, and maintaining “Points of Invincibility” for the public.
Municipal Non-profit Enterprise “Dergachi Lyceum №3” of the Dergachi City Council
Ukraine2Power provided power stations to schools for lighting and ventilation in shelters, running computer classes, and supporting educational equipment during outages, especially in the evenings.
Municipal Non-profit Enterprise “Valky Central District Hospital”
Ukraine2Power provided 10–15 kW power stations to a hospital to ensure stable operation of emergency and ICU departments. The stations power critical devices and lighting.
Municipal Non-profit Enterprise “Tomakivka Central Clinic” of the Tomakivka Town Council
Ukraine2Power provided 10–15 kW power stations to a hospital to ensure stable operation of emergency and ICU departments. The stations power critical devices and lighting.
