ENERGY ACT FOR UKRAINE FOUNDATION
Opening date: January 23, 2025
From the first days of the full-scale invasion, Nemishayevo Lyceum No. 2 became a shelter for the residents of the settlement who could not evacuate. People hid in the school basement during missile attacks, while teachers and administration cooked food for everyone in need.
During 37 days of occupation, the school suffered significant damage—windows and doors were shattered, the roof was damaged, and multiple strikes hit the school grounds, leading to irreparable tragedies. However, the settlement was liberated, the educational institution was restored, and it is now being developed according to modern, sustainable, and eco-friendly standards.
The solar power station provides electricity to primary school classrooms, the IT classroom, the shelter, and outdoor lighting.
30
solar panels
10 kW
total capacity
703
direct beneficiaries have felt positive changes
1 985
euros saved annually
Up to 4 h
of backup power supply
26 kWh
energy storage capacity
213 t
CO2 emission reduction over 25 years
In addition to installing solar power stations in schools, the Energy Act for Ukraine Foundation organized a sustainability and green energy course for 50 students.
Donors and Partners:
The project to equip the school with a hybrid solar power station was implemented in partnership with the Ukrainian World Congress as part of their Energize Ukraine initiative, as well as with the support of our partners: TM Loko Moko and TM Lactel by Lactalis Ukraine, Menlo Electric, and Energy 3000.
Octopus Energy is also a partner of our foundation, supporting projects for renewable energy systems and energy storage installations in schools and hospitals across Ukraine.
Technical Partner: Rodyna Company.
