Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine drove greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) up by 75 million tonnes of CO2 equivalent (tCO2e) in the war’s fourth year, bringing the total since 24 February 2022 to 311 million tCO2e. This large figure is comparable to the annual emissions of France or half of Germany’s yearly emissions. While emissions rose […]
...Energy communities as a tool for developing decentralised generation and resilience of the Ukrainian energy system
Energy communities are a powerful instrument for promoting decentralized energy generation and enhancing the resilience of Ukraine’s energy system—especially in the context of war and recovery.
This analytical paper, developed by Ecoaction in partnership with the All-Ukrainian Agency for Investment and Sustainable Development and the Sustainable Development Agency “Synergia,” examines the current legislative framework and local-level needs for the development of energy communities in Ukraine.

