Trostyanets, Ukraine : Construction of PV power plant for local hospital

    Despite facing severe destruction due to Russia’s full-scale invasion, Trostyanets in Ukraine is showing resilience by implementing innovative energy solutions! Their central hospital now has a new rooftop solar power plant with backup storage – ensuring critical medical services continue even during power outages.

    Project highlights:

    • 45 kW solar power plant installed
    • 52.2 kWh backup battery system
    • Powers essential medical equipment
    • Serves 125.000 regional beneficiaries
    • Saves €7.000 annually in energy costs
    • Reduces CO2 emissions by 25,6 tonnes per year

    This Swiss-supported project demonstrates how communities can:

    • Ensure uninterrupted healthcare services
    • Build energy independence
    • Tackle climate change
    • Create local employment
    • Support Ukraine’s renewable energy sector
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    Maksym Syniavin

    Deputy Mayor for Regional Development, Project Activities, International Cooperation, Urban Planning, Architecture, and State Architectural and Construction Control. He graduated from the National Technical University “Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute” with a degree in Economics and Entrepreneurship and received the qualification of economist.
    He started his professional career at the Trostyanets City Council in 2007. He worked in the areas of consumer rights protection, entrepreneurship and trade development.
    In 2015–2017, he headed the Department of Urban Planning, Architecture, Construction, communal services, and Improvement of the city council.
    In his professional activity, he combines a strategic vision for territorial development, a practical approach to project implementation, experience in international cooperation, and a deep understanding of the community’s needs.

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