Ukrainian energy solutions have earned global acclaim. The Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation has won the unique International Recognition Award at the prestigious Women in Utilities Awards 2026.

The international exhibition "Shadow of the Night," which highlights the energy and humanitarian crisis in Ukraine, is being presented at the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2026 (URC) in Gdańsk. The project was initiated by the Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation in partnership with Artists Support Ukraine.

At the end of the school year, 100 students of Arbuzyn Lyceum No. 2 named after T.G. Shevchenko completed the “Energy Education for children and youth” course delivered by Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation. The lyceum has become the 27th school to join the Foundation’s educational network. To date, this initiative has reached 2,305 students across various regions of Ukraine, empowering the younger generation to understand the principles of solar energy and its vital role in d

Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation has become a laureate of the 19th National Contest "Charitable Ukraine – 2025: Charity on the Protection of Ukraine." The Foundation received recognition in the category "Charity in the Field of Ecology and Environmental Protection" for its systemic contribution to the development of green energy and improving the environment in Ukrainian communities.

The Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation joined the Kyiv Food and Wine Festival at Expocenter of Ukraine. Over two days, the foundation's team introduced guests to energy resilience solutions, raised funds for the installation of a hybrid solar power station for a hospital, and presented the international art project Shadow of the Night for the first time in Ukraine.

Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation has received international recognition from the British publication Acquisition International as part of the 2026 Non-Profit Organisation Awards. The Foundation won in the category "Most Resilient Green Reconstruction Leader 2026 – Ukraine."

The Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation is continuing its cooperation with the Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC), supported by Norway. Together, we are launching the construction of a hybrid solar power station for the Center of Ophthalmology and Eye Microsurgery at the Mykolaiv Regional Clinical Hospital.

Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation conducted a practical training for 100 students of Severynivka Lyceum. The training took place within the framework of the "Energy education for children and youth" project. Severynivka Lyceum became the 26th educational institution in Ukraine visited by the foundation's team. In total, the organization has already implemented 31 such intensives for Ukrainian communities.

The Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation has published its 2025 Annual Report, which highlights the foundation's key operational results, implemented projects, and their impact on Ukrainian communities.

The Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation, in partnership with the "Razom з Kernel" Charity Foundation, has successfully launched the "Green Energy: Future Today" educational program across two communities in the Chernihiv region.

On April 29, a hybrid solar power station was inaugurated at Odesa Perinatal Center. The project was implemented by the Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation with the support of Huawei Ukraine, a technology partner and sponsor of the nationwide project to install solar power plants in hospitals, and with the coordination assistance of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Energy, Housing and Utilities. The project is also part of the foundation’s collaboration with GlobalGiving and LON

The «Solar Water Utilities» project has been honored with the 100 gREen AWARD-2025 by Global 100 RE Ukraine. The Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation won in the category of «Best Social Project for Green Modernization of Water Infrastructure».

When sirens sound in Kropyvnytskyi or power outages occur, work at the Regional Clinical Cardiology Center continues uninterrupted. For medical professionals performing hours-long heart surgeries, a stable power supply is just as critical a tool as a scalpel.

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.

The international art project “Shadow of the Night” – created as a manifesto against russia’s energy terror – is uniting global audiences to support Ukraine. Following successful exhibitions in San Francisco, Seattle, and Vienna, the initiative continues to expand its reach.

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

The Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation is launching a new phase of international cooperation in renewable energy. As part of the InnovateUkraine project, the Foundation, together with an international consortium, will develop an innovative energy model for Ukrainian communities and critical infrastructure facilities.

In February 2026, the Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation implemented its first solar power project at an obstetric and gynecological healthcare facility — the Cherkasy City Maternity Hospital “Mother and Child Center”.

In October 2025, The Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation installed a solar power station at the Central district hospital of the Izmail district in Ukraine’s Odesa region. Just one month after commissioning, the system helped the hospital endure a prolonged blackout caused by massive Russian attacks on the country’s energy infrastructure.