The government allocated 400 million UAH for solar panels for schools and hospitals

According to hvylya.net: The government allocated almost 400 million hryvnias for the installation of solar panels in Ukrainian schools and hospitals. The government approved the allocation of a subsidy to educational institutions in the amount of 396 million hryvnias to make them energy independent and able to function without interruptions in the supply of heat and electricity.

The government's decision to allocate a subsidy of almost 400 million hryvnias is a strategic investment in the resilience of communities. The installation of solar panels and energy storage in hospitals, schools, and kindergartens guarantees their uninterrupted operation, regardless of external challenges.

The RES program is aimed at developing renewable energy in Ukraine, with the goal of ensuring energy independence and the reliable operation of social institutions such as schools and hospitals. This program is financed by a grant from the European Investment Bank and aims to support the decentralized development of renewable energy in Ukraine.