61 - Renewable energy in war zones

The case of Ukraine

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Who said renewables is laim?

Surely, it was not said here. And when a country at war turns to renewable energy, it’s not just about sustainability or being laim—it might be as well about survival.

Ukraine is battling relentlessly in a conflict that has targeted destruction of its energy infrastructure.

But how do you rebuild an energy system in the shadow of war?

Destroyed solar panels in Ukraine amidst rubble, highlighting the challenges of maintaining renewable energy infrastructure in a warzone under ongoing conflict.

War-damaged solar panels

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