menu

Ukraine will not be restoring the power units of Thermal Power Stations which were destroyed by russians

17.03.2023

Ukraine plans to build up to 20 small modular reactors instead of the destroyed thermal power units during the war. This was stated by the Ukrainian Minister of Energy Herman Halushchenko. “This is the best option for replacing thermal generation. We will move within the framework of the “green transition” using the SMR technology, which is the best technology,” he said during a visit to one of the energy companies.

Small modular reactors (SMRs) are a proposed class of nuclear fission reactors, smaller than conventional nuclear reactors, which can be built in one location then shipped, commissioned, and operated at a separate site.

They want to build such reactors on the sites of old coal-fired power units. According to the President of “Energoatom” Petro Kotin, this will allow breaking down the energy system into small consumption and electricity production areas as needed. Then, in the event of damage to the central energy system, it can be divided into “islands,” and small-scale generation will provide consumption in that area.

According to him, the construction of SMRs is a perspective for the years 2028-2030.

Energize Ukraine presented at the Annual Conference on Energy Security: Price, Pace and Policy hosted by IPPSA

14.03.2023

Russia blasted Ukraine for 6 hours with all missile types they have.

09.03.2023

Attendees at POWERGEN International will have the opportunity to learn more about the Energize Ukraine initiative during a special briefing session.

21.02.2023

Watch: Ukrainian grid advisor describes damage suffered by his country’s power system

16.02.2023

You can help: Ukrainian officials share critical needs for electric power equipment

26.01.2023
All news arrow
Donate funds

Donate funds

Charitable Status

INDIVIDUAL DONORS​

UK or international

CORPORATE & ORGANIZATIONAL DONORS​

Please reach out to Special Assistant for Energize Ukraine at marta.popyk@uwcmail.org to discuss payment options​

Donate funds

Energize Ukraine is working with government partners on logistics of getting equipment to the operators in Ukraine. If you do not have equipment, please donate funds to help cover transportation and logistics costs as well as to purchase equipment.
Please let us know if you or anyone you know in the sector may be able to assist with this important cause.

 

For inquiries please contact:

Marta Popyk
Special Assistant for Energize Ukraine
Ukrainian World Congress

marta.popyk@uwcmail.org
Tel. +1 (343) 202-7650