Ukrainian alternative energy developer UDP Renewables, part of the UFuture Investment Group, has launched a new photovoltaic power plant in the Pervomaysk, southern Ukraine, with more than 19.
Solar energy in Ukraine is gaining traction. With one of the largest solar energy companies in the country aiming to deliver 1 Gigawatt of solar and wind energy by 2030, there is a huge spike in demand. Ukraine has a range of incentives designed to encourage investment in solar power facilities.
The Solar Energy Association of Ukraine SEAU participated in the world's largest solar energy exhibition Intersolar Europe 2025, within the framework of which the Association organized the German-Ukrainian conference "Solar Energy in Ukraine: Market, Prospects, Partnerships and Investments".
Solar Energy Association of Ukraine held its General Assembly, where a new Board of Directors was elected. Solar Energy Association of Ukraine managed to sustain operations and quickly resume its work following the onset of the full-scale invasion. Committee for Investments Attracting in the Solar Energy Sector has been established.
Who are the co-organizers of the Solar Energy Association of Ukraine?
The co-organizers were also AHK Ukraine, the Agency for Economic and Development Affairs (AWE), and the German Solar Industry Association (BSW e.V.). The Solar Energy Association of Ukraine signed a Memorandum of Cooperation with the National Technical University "Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute".
They are both parts of Zhytomyr Solar Park. The Terslav solar power plant project in the Dnipropetrovsk region will have a capacity of 20 MW. It will be one of the largest solar power plants in Ukraine and will help approximately 9,000 households use renewable energy. It's been launched in May 2020.
Ukraine has a range of incentives designed to encourage investment in solar power facilities. Since the country is one of the top locations for solar panel installation, this market holds a great deal of potential for any developer looking to enter the industry. Gudzovka has a peak capacity of 24.3 MW, which is enough to power around 23,000 homes.