Top Lead, Visual Content Solutions, presented infographic study “Green Recovery: Ukraine’s Opportunities despite Challenges” made with participation of DTEK Renewables, other market players and industry experts. This study is a contribution to the national discussion on future recovery of Ukraine where the principles of sustainability, energy efficiency and climate responsibility play a leading role.

This study includes a set of infographics on various topics. The key ones are:

  • - Green recovery, its principles, and why it is critical for post-war Ukraine.
  • - The role of European integration in supporting sustainable recovery.
  • - The potential for renewable energy development in Ukraine, the current state of the renewable energy market and the regulatory environment.
  • - Sources of financing for green projects both in Ukraine and abroad.
  • - Experience of state energy efficiency programmes.
  • - Successful cases of Ukrainian communities that are already implementing sustainable practices.
  • - Examples of businesses investing in the country’s green future.

“This study covers multiple areas of green recovery at once. It shows what it is, what it should be like, how we should move and what challenges we should overcome,” said Stanislav Shum, CEO of Top Lead, during presentation of the study on 7th of July.

In addition, Yevhen Lapchenko, head of Regulatory Department of DTEK Renewables, emphasised the value of such study for the green recovery.

“DTEK Renewbles considers the green recovery as critical for Ukraine. After all, decentralised generation, in particular, wind farms, as well as energy storage systems, are capable to strengthen the country’s energy security. Due to their location in the large territory, they make the energy system more resilient to the shelling. And it is precisely such studies that help to demonstrate the successes of the industry and the challenges that need to be overcome together to ensure the sustainable development of the Ukraine’s energy sector”, said Mr. Lapchenko.

He also mapped regulatory challenges and opportunities for the renewable energy sector, both mentioned in the study and those to be implemented or improved for Ukraine’s energy recovery to be fast and continuous.

In particular, Mr. Lapchenko said that for the state to achieve its goals of energy recovery and increase the share of renewable power in the energy system, it is necessary to overcome the debt crisis, improve the attractiveness of the green auction mechanism for new investors, continue to move towards the launch of the Commercial Price Guarantee Fund, the market of guarantees of origin, and ensure the speedy commercial coupling of Ukrainian and EU energy markets.

Please follow the link to view and download the study https://www.topleadprojects.com/ukrainegreenrecovery2025