The solar power plant handed over to the military will fully meet the needs of one of the units in southern Ukraine.
Rinat Akhmetov’s DTEK DI built an autonomous solar power plant for the Armed Forces of Ukraine, handed over to one of the military units in the south of the country. This was reported by the company’s press service on Wednesday, July 27.
With the help of a power plant with a capacity of 24 kW, they will provide electricity to the barracks and the nearby territory of the unit.
DTEK has installed batteries for the military, providing backup power during times when there is no or insufficient sun to generate electricity from solar radiation.
The installed equipment allows automatic, autonomous operation in the system of lighting, heating, water supply, recharging batteries, and also controls the frequency of the network.
Since the beginning of the war, DTEK has provided the military and doctors with free electricity worth UAH 178 million.
In total, the company sent more than UAH 500 million to support the Armed Forces of Ukraine and the population.
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