In Vinnytsia Oblast, procurements of emergency power sources worth UAH 126.5 million were canceled or did not take place due to the absence of participants. In Kharkiv Oblast, the supply of equipment is complicated by proximity to the front line. At the same time, Kyiv and western oblasts are concentrating demand on complex energy solutions and long-term investments in renewable energy.

This is stated in an AIN study "Ukrainian Energy: 'Green' Solutions, Recovery and Investments."

This picture is shown by an analysis of energy equipment procurements through Prozorro. The security situation and access to capital determine what equipment is sought in the regions and whether customers can find suppliers.

Kyiv and Kyiv Oblast concentrate the largest solvent demand for complex electronic devices, industrial inverters and uninterruptible power supply systems.

Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk and Zakarpattia oblasts, thanks to their relative safety, attract long-term private and foreign investments in solar and wind power plants. In Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast, 51 active lots for the procurement of autonomous power supply systems with a total value of UAH 48.8 million were also recorded. Communities are looking for generators and lithium batteries.

Dnipropetrovsk and Kharkiv oblasts are among the leaders in terms of attracted capital, but due to constant shelling, funds are directed to urgent needs. Local authorities and enterprises are purchasing powerful industrial generators and large equipment for substations.

At the same time, Kharkiv Oblast lacks contract executors. Suppliers are wary of transporting expensive equipment close to the front line or taking on lengthy installation. In the region, tenders for generators worth UAH 2.4 million and electronics worth UAH 250,000 were canceled.

There is also unmet demand in oblasts farther from the front line. In Vinnytsia Oblast, procurements of emergency power sources were successfully completed for only UAH 66,900. Another UAH 53 million in procurements are in the process of being formalized, while tenders worth UAH 126.5 million were canceled or did not take place due to the absence of participants.

In Ternopil Oblast, procurements of generators worth UAH 3.5 million and electronic devices worth UAH 461,000 were canceled. Due to failed tenders, customers were left with unused funds.

Ukraine's energy system is undergoing the most difficult transformation in its history — from large-scale destruction to the construction of a distributed network of a new generation. On October 21, the AIN editorial team presented its own study "Ukrainian Energy: 'Green' Solutions, Recovery and Investments."

To prepare the material, the AIN team analyzed more than 45 specialized sources. Among them: data from NEC "Ukrenergo," the NEURC, the State Statistics Service, the Ministry of Energy, the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency, the World Nuclear Association, the Energy Charter, the European-Ukrainian Energy Agency (EUEA), and others.

The study was implemented with the support of partners: UGB "Ukrgasbank," Ecotech Invest and KTS Engineering.