Ukrainian coal-fired power plants are outranking the dirtiest power plants in Europe
Burshtyn TPP is the dirtiest power plant in Europe, and Ukraine emits more toxic dust containing heavy metals than all EU countries.
How to streamline integration of renewables in Ukraine’s power system?
The report gives an overview of relevant mechanisms and proposed measures that can facilitate uptake of renewable energy.
Ukraine must say “No” to new Chornobyl – activists
On the 35th anniversary of Chornobyl nuclear disaster Ukrainian activists from Ecoaction protested against the renewal of construction of two units of Khmelnytskiy Nuclear Power Plant.
Vision of Ecoaction on the Roadmap for Ukraine’s participation in the EU Green Deal
We recommend that the Government should integrate this Vision into the Roadmap for Ukraine’s participation in the EU Green Deal.
The impacts of Ukraine’s energy sector on air quality
We published a publication covering the impacts of Ukraine’s energy sector on air quality and recommendations to protect human health and the environment from air pollution in Ukraine.
Ecoaction’s Position on the Use of Hydrogen
Ecoaction supports the EU-Ukraine cooperation within the framework of the European Green Deal initiative. We believe that hydrogen has a role to play in these processes.
The future of a just transition in Ukraine: perceptions in coal mining towns
The presented publication reflects the sentiments of the coal mining regions local population on just transition.
Representatives of coal mining towns will now be able to influence the transformation of coal regions
Representatives of the Platform for Sustainable Development of Coal Towns became official members of the Coordination Center for Transformation.
Open letter to the European Commission on “Green Deal” option for Ukraine
We are convinced that this is the right initiative at the right time, as a low-carbon-development path in line with the EGD will not only define Ukraine’s climate mitigation policy.
Economy and environment: to save one without destroying the other
Coronavirus crisis has changed the world in many fields with the world economy becoming one of its victims. However, there’s room for worse.