👏 Congratulations to Kostiantyn Gura on His Re-Election to the UNECE Bureau

October 5, 2026

Kostiantyn Gura has been re-elected Vice-Chair of the UNECE Group of Experts on Renewable Energy. He represents Ukraine2Power and brings Ukraine’s experience into international discussions on renewable energy.

We are proud to congratulate Kostiantyn Gura, Chair of the Supervisory Board of Ukraine2Power, on his re-election as Vice-Chair of the Bureau of the UNECE – United Nations Economic Commission for Europe Group of Experts on Renewable Energy.

At a time when Ukraine is rebuilding and transforming its energy system, international cooperation on renewable energy, storage, and decentralised generation is vital.

In the Bureau, Kostiantyn works alongside representatives from Italy, Albania, Azerbaijan, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Georgia, and Germany, as well as international organisations including the Energy Community, International Energy Agency (IEA), International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), REN21, FAO, World Meteorological Organization, and IUCN.

Through this role, he brings Ukraine’s experience, challenges, and practical solutions into international discussions and represents both Ukraine2Power and Ukraine at this level.

💙 Congratulations, Kostiantyn, and thank you for carrying Ukraine’s voice into this important international work.

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