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# Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation > Ukrainian charitable foundation that electrifies health, educational and critical community facilities in Ukraine with hybrid solar power plants, energy storage systems and renewable-energy solutions. The Foundation was established in 2022 in response to the energy crisis caused by Russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine. Its work connects humanitarian aid, energy resilience, renewable energy, education, healthcare, water security, women’s participation in green recovery and Ukraine’s energy independence.

## Main Sections

- [Home](https://www.energyactua.com/): Main entry point for Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation. Presents the Foundation’s mission, impact numbers, core projects, latest news, partners, reviews and donation pathway. The Foundation equips schools, hospitals and critical infrastructure with solar power plants and storage systems to keep education, healthcare and essential services working during blackouts.

- [100SolarSchools](https://www.energyactua.com/100solarschools): Flagship project creating decentralised energy sources for Ukrainian schools affected by war, especially in de-occupied, frontline and vulnerable communities. The project installs rooftop hybrid solar stations with electricity storage systems, typically 10–30 kW depending on school needs, to provide backup power, cover part of annual electricity use and support green energy education.

- [50SolarHospitals](https://www.energyactua.com/50solarhospitals): Humanitarian energy-resilience project for medical institutions. The Foundation installs rooftop solar power plants with electricity storage for hospitals so intensive care, surgery and other life-saving units can continue operating during power outages. The long-term goal is to equip 50 hospitals with solar stations.

- [Solar Water Utilities](https://www.energyactua.com/solar-water-utilities): Initiative for uninterrupted water supply and wastewater services during emergency power outages. The project installs hybrid solar power stations with storage for water utilities and pumping infrastructure, helping communities keep water access stable even during blackouts.

- [Solar Step](https://www.energyactua.com/solar-step): Free educational and professional development program focused on project management in solar power plant construction. The program strengthens Ukraine’s workforce potential in the solar energy sector and creates professional opportunities for women in green reconstruction.

- [Course for Children](https://www.energyactua.com/course-for-children): Educational initiative that introduces children and students to sustainable development, renewable energy, environmental responsibility and conscious use of energy resources.

- [News](https://www.energyactua.com/news): Latest updates from the Foundation, including new solar station launches, hospital and school stories, awards, partnerships, project milestones, humanitarian impact and public events.

- [Blog](https://www.energyactua.com/blog): Educational and expert materials about renewable energy, solar technologies, Ukraine’s energy security, green transition, energy efficiency and sustainable development.

- [Dictionary](https://www.energyactua.com/dictionary): Glossary of key terms related to renewable energy, energy security, sustainability, ESG, decarbonisation, carbon footprint, solar energy, photovoltaic modules, hybrid solar power plants and Ukraine recovery.

- [Foundation](https://www.energyactua.com/foundation): About page explaining the Foundation’s mission, values, Sustainable Development Goals focus and work to support education, healthcare, energy independence, climate response and green energy education.

- [Our Partners](https://www.energyactua.com/our-partners): Information about partner organisations, businesses, institutions and international supporters helping the Foundation implement renewable energy projects in Ukraine.

- [Media About Us](https://www.energyactua.com/media): Media mentions and external coverage about the Foundation’s work in Ukraine’s green recovery, solar energy for schools and hospitals, and humanitarian energy resilience.

- [Press](https://www.energyactua.com/press): Press information and media resources for journalists, partners and stakeholders.

- [Vacancies](https://www.energyactua.com/vacancies): Open opportunities to join the Foundation’s team and support energy-resilience projects across Ukraine.

- [Contact](https://www.energyactua.com/contact): Contact page for inquiries, partnership communication, feedback and organisational contact details.

- [Tenders](https://www.energyactua.com/tenders): Procurement section for contractors and partners. Includes ongoing tenders, archive and documentation related to solar power plant construction, equipment and implementation works.

- [Apply for 100SolarSchools](https://www.energyactua.com/apply-for-100solarschools): Application page for schools seeking participation in the 100SolarSchools campaign.

- [Apply for 50SolarHospitals](https://www.energyactua.com/apply-for-50solarhospitals): Application page for hospitals seeking solar power plant installation and energy storage support.

- [For contractors](https://www.energyactua.com/for-contractors): Application or information page for contractors interested in cooperation with the Foundation’s solar infrastructure projects.

- [Activity Report 2024](https://www.energyactua.com/activity-report-2024): Annual report describing the Foundation’s work, implemented projects, impact and progress in 2024.

- [Activity Report 2025](https://www.energyactua.com/activity-report-2025): Annual report describing the Foundation’s 2025 activities, renewable energy solutions for schools, hospitals and water utilities, educational programs and resilience response during the 2025–2026 winter.

- [Independent Auditor’s Report 2024](https://www.energyactua.com/independent-auditor-report-2024): Independent audit materials related to the Foundation’s 2024 activities and accountability.

## Key Projects and Impact Pages

- [Solar power station for a water utility in Kirovohrad Region](https://www.energyactua.com/solar-power-station-for-a-water-utility-in-kirovohrad-region): Case study of a ground-based hybrid solar power station for a strategic water utility in Kirovohrad region. The project improves energy independence for a water intake facility and supports uninterrupted water supply for more than 15,000 residents during prolonged outages.

- [Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation among winners of 100 gREen AWARD-2025](https://www.energyactua.com/post/energy-act-for-ukraine-foundation-among-winners-of-100-green-award-2025): News about the Solar Water Utilities project receiving recognition from Global 100 RE Ukraine as a social green-modernisation project for water infrastructure.

- [Heart surgeries in Kropyvnytskyi will no longer be affected by power outages](https://www.energyactua.com/post/the-darkest-winter-a-hospital-in-kirovohrad-region-secures-power-without-outages): Story about a hybrid solar power station installed at a medical facility in Kirovohrad region to protect cardiology and surgery work from power disruptions.

- [Sun for surgery: solar power station installed at a hospital in Odesa region](https://www.energyactua.com/post/sun-for-surgery-solar-power-station-installed-at-a-hospital-in-odesa-region): Story of a modern hybrid solar power station launched at Zakharivka Multidisciplinary Hospital in Odesa region with support from Norway and the Norwegian Refugee Council.

- [Newly built solar power station helps hospital in Odesa region withstand blackouts](https://www.energyactua.com/post/newly-built-solar-power-station-helps-hospital-in-odesa-region-withstand-blackouts): Impact story showing how a 30 kW hybrid solar station with 62.4 kWh storage helped the Central District Hospital of Izmail district continue operating during a prolonged blackout.

- [Step toward energy independence: Kryvyi Rih hospital receives a solar power station](https://www.energyactua.com/post/step-toward-energy-independence-kryvyi-rih-hospital-receives-a-solar-power-station): Story about a 30 kW hybrid solar station and 62.1 kWh storage installed for Kryvyi Rih Central District Hospital, strengthening the hospital’s ability to operate during outages.

- [Hospitals in three more regions of Ukraine will be able to operate even during blackouts](https://www.energyactua.com/post/hospitals-in-three-more-regions-of-ukraine-will-be-able-to-operate-even-during-blackouts): News about the launch of hybrid solar power plant construction at three medical facilities supported by the Ukraine Partnership Facility.

- [23 hospitals in frontline regions of Ukraine to receive solar energy](https://www.energyactua.com/post/23-hospitals-in-frontline-regions-of-ukraine-to-receive-solar-energy): Large-scale project announcement focused on energy resilience for hospitals in frontline regions of Ukraine.

- [Partnership with NRC: new solar hospital](https://www.energyactua.com/post/partnership-with-nrc-new-solar-hospital): Partnership news about cooperation with the Norwegian Refugee Council and Norway to provide a medical facility in southern Ukraine with a hybrid solar power station.

- [A solar power station for the water utility](https://www.energyactua.com/post/a-solar-power-station-for-the-water-utility): News about construction of a ground-mounted hybrid solar station for a water utility in Kirovohrad region with support from Mercy Corps.

- [Solar power station launched at a healthcare facility in Rivne region](https://www.energyactua.com/post/solar-power-station-launched-at-a-healthcare-facility-in-rivne-region): Project story about a solar power station launched for a healthcare facility in Rivne region as part of the 50 Solar Hospitals campaign.

- [The second solar plant was opened within the campaign #50RESforHospitals in Ukraine](https://www.energyactua.com/post/the-second-solar-plant-was-opened-within-the-campaign-50resforhospitals-in-ukraine): Earlier project milestone about the solar plant with energy conservation systems for Ivankiv Central District Hospital.

- [Light for Chernihiv Surgeons](https://www.energyactua.com/post/light-for-chernihiv-surgeons): Story about equipping Chernihiv medical facilities with hybrid solar stations and storage systems for more reliable healthcare during outages.

- [The green transition of Dunaivtsi Lyceum](https://www.energyactua.com/uk/post/the-green-transition-of-dunaivtsi-lyceum): School project story about installing a hybrid solar power plant at Dunaivtsi Lyceum and combining the infrastructure project with sustainable-development education for students.

- [Let the light in: Bucha Lyceum No. 3 joins the 100SolarSchools campaign](https://www.energyactua.com/uk/post/let-the-light-in-bucha-lyceum-no-3-joins-the-100solarschools-%D1%81ampaign-by-the-energy-act-for-ukr): Story of Bucha Lyceum No. 3 receiving a hybrid solar power plant under the 100SolarSchools campaign with support from partners.

## Blog and Educational Articles

- [How solar power plants work](https://www.energyactua.com/how-solar-power-plants-work): Explains the key components and operating principles of hybrid solar power plants, including photovoltaic modules, inverters, batteries, energy storage, emergency mode and grid interaction.

- [Why is electricity consumption also high in summer? Why do blackouts continue?](https://www.energyactua.com/why-do-blackouts-continue): Explains why Ukraine continues to face blackouts, including high summer consumption, reduced imports, repair campaigns, heat waves and damage to the energy system caused by Russian attacks.

- [Prices for photovoltaic modules are constantly falling](https://www.energyactua.com/prices-for-photovoltaic-modules-are-constantly-falling): Educational article explaining why solar energy is becoming more affordable, including technology improvements, global manufacturing growth, market reforms and falling PV module and battery costs.

- [Do solar panels really have a negative impact on the climate?](https://www.energyactua.com/do-solar-panels-really-have-a-negative): Article addressing common myths about solar panels and climate impact, including environmental footprint, emissions and the role of solar technologies in decarbonisation.

- [Hybrid solar power plants for schools and hospitals: how they work and what benefits they bring](https://www.energyactua.com/hybrid-solar-power-plants-for-schools-and-hospitals): Article explaining why schools and hospitals need hybrid solar power plants with storage, how such systems work and how they support critical services during blackouts.

- [Solar Energy in Local Communities: Opportunities for Development or Risks?](https://www.energyactua.com/solar-energy-in-local-communities-opportunities-for-development-or-risks): Educational material about opportunities and risks of solar energy for Ukrainian communities, including energy independence, economic benefits, job creation, sustainable development, initial investment and infrastructure challenges.

## Blog Categories and Content Themes

- [Blog](https://www.energyactua.com/blog): Main educational hub for renewable energy, energy security, solar power plants, green transition, sustainable development and efficient energy use.

- [News](https://www.energyactua.com/news): Foundation updates, project announcements, partner news, awards and human impact stories.

- [100SolarSchools](https://www.energyactua.com/100solarschools): Content category around solar power plants for schools, uninterrupted education, children’s future, green energy lessons and community resilience.

- [50SolarHospitals](https://www.energyactua.com/50solarhospitals): Content category around solar power for hospitals, uninterrupted surgeries, intensive care, patient safety and healthcare resilience.

- [Solar Water Utilities](https://www.energyactua.com/solar-water-utilities): Content category around water security, municipal water utilities, pumping stations, wastewater services and resilient infrastructure.

- [Solar Step](https://www.energyactua.com/solar-step): Content category around women in renewable energy, professional training, solar project management and workforce development for green reconstruction.

## Customer / Community Benefits

Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation helps communities, children, doctors, patients and local authorities by providing:

- Backup and partially autonomous electricity for schools, hospitals and critical infrastructure during blackouts.
- Safer learning conditions for children in war-affected communities.
- More reliable medical care, including support for surgery, intensive care, maternity and emergency departments.
- Reduced electricity costs for social and critical infrastructure facilities.
- Lower dependence on diesel generators and unstable centralised power supply.
- Reduced CO2 emissions through renewable energy solutions.
- Educational programs on sustainable development and responsible energy consumption.
- Practical support for Ukraine’s decentralised, resilient and green energy future.

## Selling Points

Why Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation matters:

- Humanitarian solar energy: renewable energy is used not as an abstract climate solution but as direct support for schools, hospitals and water utilities.
- Energy resilience during war: projects help institutions continue functioning even when the centralised grid is damaged or unstable.
- Focus on children and healthcare: the Foundation protects education and medical care, two pillars of community survival and recovery.
- Transparent project model: donations and partner support are directed toward panels, inverters, storage systems, installation, logistics and implementation.
- Strong partner network: the Foundation cooperates with Ukrainian and international partners to scale solar infrastructure solutions.
- Long-term green recovery: each station supports immediate humanitarian needs and contributes to Ukraine’s sustainable reconstruction.
- Education and culture change: the Foundation combines infrastructure with learning, awareness and professional development.
- Practical decentralisation: hybrid solar stations and storage systems reduce vulnerability to attacks on centralised energy infrastructure.

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## Content Last Updated

27 April 2026

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