LIGHT FOR COMMUNITIES

Strengthening community energy resilience through solar power and backup power solutions for healthcare facilities and critical infrastructure

Since 2024, we have been implementing energy independence solutions for communities across Ukraine. This helps healthcare facilities operate without interruption and maintain access to essential medical services even during power outages. Projects have already been implemented in Hadiach, Lubny, Mykolaiv, and the Luka-Meleshkivska community.

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REGIONS ACROSS UKRAINE

203,8 kW

TOTAL SOLAR POWER CAPACITY

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HEALTHCARE FACILITIES SUPPORTED

105,83

TONNES OF CO₂ EMISSIONS REDUCED

4 810

EQUIVALENT NUMBER OF TREES PLANTED

211 668

kWh OF ENERGY GENERATED

 $ 450 000

FUNDING RAISED

  • Target audience: public healthcare facilities (primary healthcare centers, outpatient clinics, hospitals) located in small towns or rural and remote communities.

PROGRAM GOALS:

2026 

  • 7 HEALTHCARE FACILITIES EQUIPPED WITH BACKUP POWER SYSTEMS TO ENSURE THE UNINTERRUPTED OPERATION OF CRITICAL MEDICAL EQUIPMENT

  • 200 000+ PEOPLE GAIN ACCESS TO RELIABLE, HIGH-QUALITY HEALTHCARE SERVICES

before 2030 

  • 30+ HEALTHCARE FACILITIES EQUIPPED WITH BACKUP POWER SYSTEMS TO ENSURE THE UNINTERRUPTED OPERATION OF CRITICAL MEDICAL EQUIPMENT

  • 1 000 000+ PEOPLE GAIN ACCESS TO RELIABLE, HIGH-QUALITY HEALTHCARE SERVICES

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HEALTHCARE FACILITIES EQUIPPED WITH BACKUP POWER SYSTEMS TO ENSURE THE UNINTERRUPTED OPERATION OF CRITICAL MEDICAL EQUIPMENT

PEOPLE GAIN ACCESS TO RELIABLE, HIGH-QUALITY HEALTHCARE SERVICES

PEOPLE GAIN ACCESS TO RELIABLE, HIGH-QUALITY HEALTHCARE SERVICES

HEALTHCARE FACILITIES ACROSS UKRAINE EQUIPPED WITH INDEPENDENT POWER SOURCES

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200 000+

1 000 000+

30+

2026

2030

PROGRAM GOALS

ALL PROJECTS IMPLEMENTED UNDER THE PROGRAM

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Lubny Intensive Care Hospital

● Year: 2026● Total solar power capacity: 80 kW

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Hadiach Central Hospital

● Year: 2025● Total solar power capacity: 60 kW

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Mykolaiv Regional Oncology Center

● Year: 2024● Total solar power capacity: 80 kW

WHO CAN JOIN THE PROGRAM?

To be considered for a solar power system, please ensure that your healthcare facility meets the following criteria:

    The facility is publicly owned (hospital, outpatient clinic, primary healthcare center, etc.)

    Has a valid agreement with the National Health Service of Ukraine (NHSU)

    Provides primary and/or specialized healthcare services

    Serves a significant number of people

    Has critical equipment that requires an uninterrupted power supply (operating rooms, laboratories, oxygen equipment, vaccine refrigerators, etc.)

    Has a roof or land area suitable for installing a solar power system

    Is prepared to provide technical support and maintain the equipment after installation

    Has the support of the local community for project implementation

    Is not undergoing liquidation or reorganization

    Is prepared to provide data on solar power system performance and energy savings to assess the project’s effectiveness

FOR QUESTIONS ABOUT SOLAR POWER SYSTEM INSTALLATION AND PROJECT IMPLEMENTATION, CONTACT US AT YTIRAHC.FBS%40PLEH

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