Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation becomes an information partner of the ‘Energy transition’ research
- Dec 2, 2025
- 2 min read
Updated: Jan 11
The Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation has become an information partner of the ‘Energy Transition’ research. The study explores how Ukrainian businesses are adapting to new energy realities and contributing to the transformation of Ukraine’s energy system. It was produced by the visual communications agency Top Lead, in partnership with Raiffeisen Bank and with the support of Forbes BrandVoice.
What’s inside the research?
An overview of the key trends in the energy sector.
Results of a representative survey of companies on energy independence and efficiency.
Case studies of businesses strengthening Ukraine’s energy system.
A list of companies undergoing energy transformation.
Ukraine’s energy system has suffered over 600 attacks since the start of the full-scale war.
The share of renewable energy in electricity generation increased to 11% in 2024, compared to 1% in 2015.
A large-scale survey on how businesses are becoming energy-efficient and independent 212 companies shared their insights on how power outages affected their operations, what measures they took to strengthen energy independence and their outcomes, as well as their future plans and more.
Key figures from the survey:
95% of Ukrainian companies are strengthening their energy independence and efficiency.
44% began their transformation even before the full-scale war.
59% of companies have installed their own power generation facilities.
Among them, 89% use solar panels or power plants.
12% of companies in the IT and telecom industries have installed wind turbines.
68% of companies have reduced their energy costs. Top measures that helped achieve this: own generation facilities, energy-efficient equipment, and modernization of production processes.
Ukraine’s energy system has suffered over 600 attacks since the start of the full-scale war.
The share of renewable energy in electricity generation increased to 11% in 2024, compared to 1% in 2015.
We thank everyone who contributed to and supported this research: General Partner — Raiffeisen Bank; Forbes BrandVoice for the support; Patrons — Atmosfera, Helios Strategia, IDS Ukraine, Baker Tilly, XP Group, MCL Group, British American Tobacco Ukraine; Analytical Partner — DiXi Group; Media Partners — Ua War Infographics, Aggeek; Communication Partners — Global Compact Network Ukraine, European Business Association, IT Ukraine Association, Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation.
