Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation named Leader in Sustainable Green Reconstruction

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."

This award validates the effectiveness of the charity's work, which focuses on equipping Ukrainian hospitals, schools, and water utilities with hybrid solar power plants and energy storage systems amid ongoing challenges. Despite the war, the Foundation continues to deploy renewable energy, making critical infrastructure independent and eco-friendly.

To date, Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation has installed 36 hybrid solar power systems at critical and social infrastructure facilities across Ukraine. Through its flagship programmes – “100SolarSchools”, “50SolarHospitals”, and “Solar Water Utilities” – the Foundation is helping communities strengthen their energy resilience while reinforcing international confidence in Ukraine’s sustainable reconstruction solutions.

The Non-Profit Organisation Awards, hosted by the analytical media outlet Acquisition International, annually honor non-governmental organizations that demonstrate exceptional commitment to their mission, innovation, and real social impact. The status of "Most Resilient Leader" highlights that the Ukrainian NGO sector is not only responding to the crisis but is already setting the standards for the country's future European development.