EBRD & POWER 1
Power One has signed a loan agreement with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) totaling €22.3 million to implement a project for the construction of 68 MW of decentralized power generation in the Zakarpattia region.
This initiative has also received grant funding of €3 million from the EBRD Crisis Response Special Fund, which is supported by the Government of Norway.
The project предусматривает the installation of gas piston units (36.8 MW) and energy storage systems (31.5 MW). Power One’s decentralized generation facilities will be located across several sites with capacities of up to 10 MW each, reducing risks to the energy system and increasing its resilience to external impacts.
Thanks to the rapid start-up of gas piston units and the instant response of energy storage systems, such facilities can quickly support the grid during peak demand hours or in emergency situations.
The implementation of the project will help reduce energy dependence, strengthen local energy infrastructure, and ensure stable electricity supply for businesses and critical facilities.
This initiative has also received grant funding of €3 million from the EBRD Crisis Response Special Fund, which is supported by the Government of Norway.
The project предусматривает the installation of gas piston units (36.8 MW) and energy storage systems (31.5 MW). Power One’s decentralized generation facilities will be located across several sites with capacities of up to 10 MW each, reducing risks to the energy system and increasing its resilience to external impacts.
Thanks to the rapid start-up of gas piston units and the instant response of energy storage systems, such facilities can quickly support the grid during peak demand hours or in emergency situations.
The implementation of the project will help reduce energy dependence, strengthen local energy infrastructure, and ensure stable electricity supply for businesses and critical facilities.
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Grievances, Info, Suggestions
If you have any questions or complaints regarding the supply of energy resources (natural gas or electricity), you can contact us in any way convenient for you:
by phone: +38 (050) 422 22 43
by email: official@power1.energy.
by phone: +38 (050) 422 22 43
by email: official@power1.energy.
or, if you wish to submit an anonymous complaint, use the form* below:
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Depending on the nature of the complaints and appeals, we will take appropriate measures as soon as possible. Appeals concerning the quality and reliability of our energy supplies, as well as reports of electrical safety hazards, will be reviewed immediately.
The response time for written requests is no more than 15 business days from the date we receive your written request. In addition, for questions regarding compliance with energy legislation, you can contact:
The National Commission for State Regulation in Energy and UtilitiesThe State Energy Inspection of UkraineThe Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine
In particular, Article 5 of the Resolution defines the Procedure for Considering Complaints. The general principles for exercising citizens' right to appeal are defined by the Law of Ukraine “On Citizens' Appeals.” The rules for considering consumer appeals regarding the actions of business entities operating in the energy and utilities sectors and for settling disputes are defined by Resolution No. 1333 of the National Energy and Utilities Regulatory Commission dated July 2, 2019.
The response time for written requests is no more than 15 business days from the date we receive your written request. In addition, for questions regarding compliance with energy legislation, you can contact:
The National Commission for State Regulation in Energy and UtilitiesThe State Energy Inspection of UkraineThe Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine
In particular, Article 5 of the Resolution defines the Procedure for Considering Complaints. The general principles for exercising citizens' right to appeal are defined by the Law of Ukraine “On Citizens' Appeals.” The rules for considering consumer appeals regarding the actions of business entities operating in the energy and utilities sectors and for settling disputes are defined by Resolution No. 1333 of the National Energy and Utilities Regulatory Commission dated July 2, 2019.
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