On 26 November, the Klingendael Institute of International Affairs (The Hague) hosted a pivotal conference on “Decentralised Energy Solutions for Ukraine’s Energy Security”, organized by Open Door Ukraine and the Ukraine Facility Platform.
The event brought together experts and stakeholders to discuss ways to strengthen the energy resilience of Ukrainian communities through renewable energy sources and local energy systems. These decentralized systems ensure independence from centralised networks even in times of war.
A key focus was placed on the development of modular technologies in construction, enabling the creation of energy-efficient and environmentally friendly buildings. The discussion also highlighted the prospects of introducing innovations that could transform Ukraine’s approach to achieving energy independence.
Robert Serry, Chairman of Open Door Ukraine, emphasized that the fund is currently implementing around 25 housing rehabilitation projects, employing modern technologies that not only restore what was destroyed but also lay a solid foundation for the future. All projects adhere to high environmental standards, contributing to energy-efficient solutions and minimizing environmental impact.
We sincerely thank all the participants who joined the discussion and contributed to finding solutions for Ukraine. Together, we are building a sustainable and resilient future!
