Solar
Supports
Ukraine
Help keep the lights on in Ukraine
Solar
Supports
Ukraine
Help keep the lights on in Ukraine
Our campaign
To support Ukraine’s energy infrastructure and the citizens of Ukraine, SolarPower Europe, and the German Solar Industry Association (BSW), and the Ukrainian Solar Energy Association (ASEU), are coordinating the ‘Solar Supports Ukraine’ campaign to finance the installation of solar on schools and hospitals, solar off-grid trailers and solar powerbanks.
Just recently the war passed the 2 year anniversary mark. Over 5,000 educational facilities have been damaged; over 1600 health care facilities are decimated; and more than 190,000 residential buildings have been destroyed by the atrocious war waged by Russia on Ukraine.
Our goal is to tackle widespread power outages in hospitals and schools with solar power, as a reliable, versatile, and easily deployed clean energy source. You can make a difference right now by helping us provide solar power to the Ukrainians who desperately need it.
If you would like to make such corporate level donation, please get in touch with us. Corporate donors also have the option to adopt an entire project.
Every contribution you make counts towards helping the survival of the Ukrainian people.
Who we are
Corporate Donors
Implementing Partners
“SolarPower Europe are honoured to take part in this significant campaign. Ukrainian infrastructure has been decimated in this war and it has never been more important to support Ukrainians while maximising the immense potential of Ukrainian renewables. With the ‘Solar Supports Ukraine,’ campaign, we are playing a small part in boosting solar but more importantly, in ensuring that schools and hospitals can function through a difficult winter period.
Every small donation will make a huge difference.”
— Walburga Hemetsberger, CEO of SolarPower Europe
“In war, it is always the most vulnerable who suffer the most. This is why the German solar industry wanted to contribute to this campaign and kick off our ‘Solar Aid’ initiative so that we could equip schools with an improved electricity supply system. We appeal to our members and to energy industry stakeholders for more donations to this cause. Every contribution will go a long way.”
— Jörg Ebel, President of the German Solar Association (BSW)
“The Ukrainian Solar Energy Association is proud to launch the ‘Solar Supports Ukraine’ campaign together with European solar industry associations. The campaign aims to provide solar energy benefits to people in need across Ukraine. Solar energy has a great potential for providing electricity and heat where the centralised supply is not possible due the war. Every solar kilowatt matters.”
— Artem Semenyshyn, CEO of the Solar Energy Association of Ukraine (ASEU)
Quotes from partners:
Quotes from partners:
“In war, it is always the most vulnerable who suffer the most.This is why the German solar industry wanted to contribute to this campaign and kick off our ‘Solar Aid’ initiative so that we could equip schools with an improved electricity supply system. We appeal to our members and
to energy industry stakeholders
for more donations to this cause.
Every contribution will go a long way.”
— Jörg Ebel, President of the German Solar Association (BSW)
“SolarPower Europe are honoured to take part in this significant campaign. Ukrainian infrastructure has been decimated in this war and it has never been more important to support Ukrainians while maximising the immense potential of Ukrainian renewables. With the ‘Solar Supports Ukraine,’ campaign, we are playing a small part in boosting solar but more importantly, in ensuring that schools and hospitals can function through a difficult winter period.
Every small donation
will make a huge difference.”
— Walburga Hemetsberger, CEO of SolarPower Europe
“The Ukrainian Solar Energy Association is proud to launch the ‘Solar Supports Ukraine’ campaign together with European solar industry associations. The campaign aims to provide solar energy benefits to people in need across Ukraine. Solar energy has a great potential for providing electricity and heat where the centralised supply is not possible due the war.
Every solar kilowatt matters.”
— Artem Semenyshyn, CEO of the Solar Energy Association of Ukraine (ASEU)
Video Message from RePower Ukraine Charitable Foundation
