While the enemy tries to plunge Ukraine into darkness, Ukrainian women are building a new energy system. On March 14 in Kyiv, 51 graduates of the free Solar Step program officially stepped into new professional roles as project managers in solar power plant construction. This milestone marks the emergence of a new professional community — one capable not only of rebuilding what has been destroyed, but of setting new standards for Ukraine’s energy sector.

On February 23, 2026, the Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation took part in the Café Kyiv forum in Berlin and co-organised the panel discussion “Energy Resilience and the Security of municipal and critical Infrastructure.”

Since the beginning of 2026, Borodianka Academic Lyceum has finally transformed from an object that struggled to survive after the occupation into a technological example of reconstruction. As part of the “100SolarSchools” project, the Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation installed a hybrid solar station at the school which will help the lyceum become more energy independent and continue operating even during the energy crisis that occurred in Ukraine in January 2026. Now the bu