Kyiv is building a wind power generation system

How many MW is a wind farm in Kyiv?

Danish wind developer Vestas A/S and Ukraine’s DTEK Renewables are adding nearly 400 MW of new capacity to a wind farm they’ve already built between Mykolaiv and Odessa, about 400 kilometres south of Kyiv. The partners have been running the 114-MW Tyligulska I facility—in a dangerous war zone—since the spring of 2023, Vestas said in a release.

Will a wind power deal boost Ukraine's energy security?

· Deal marks a pivotal step in advancing Ukraine’s shift towards renewable energy An international finance package will bring €157 million of project finance debt to a private wind power project that aims to boost Ukraine’s energy security.

How will IFC help boost Ukraine's energy security?

Stay Connected with IFC on social media. An international finance package will bring €157 million of project finance debt to a private wind power project that aims to boost Ukraine’s energy security. One of the first greenfield private projects in Ukraine’s power sector since the beginning of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in 2022.

Is Ukraine ready for a long-term energy system?

In an era of growing geopolitical uncertainty, energy security is one thing that can still be actively safeguarded. More than ever, Ukraine needs support to transition towards a long-term energy system that is resilient, flexible and secure. The EU has the expertise, the ability and the will to help make that happen.