ESTABLISHMENT OF A MUNICIPAL (SOCIAL) RENTAL HOUSING FUND AND PROVISION OF HOUSING FOR RENT

Partner: European Investment Bank (EIB) – loan and grant financing.
Objective: Construction of two apartment buildings in the Namyv neighbourhood to provide municipal social rental housing for internally displaced persons (IDPs), socially vulnerable groups, critical infrastructure workers and public sector employees.
Outcome: The Mykolaiv community has been selected to participate in the project, and a land plot has been identified. The signing of the relevant documents is currently underway.

PROVISION OF COGENERATION UNITS TO MYKOLAIVOBLTEPLOENERGO REGIONAL MUNICIPAL ENTERPRISE

Partner: Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH – German Agency for International Cooperation.
Objective: To ensure an autonomous power supply for critical infrastructure facilities and improve overall energy efficiency.
Achievements: The following cogeneration units have been received:1. CHP Agenitor 406 NG cogeneration units, 275 kW – 2 units.2. CHP Avus 500plus NG cogeneration units, 600 kW – 5 units.

IMPROVEMENT OF PUBLIC TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE CITY OF MYKOLAIV

Partner: European Investment Bank (EIB) – repayable loan financing.
Objective: Procurement of 26 modern low-floor buses, 8.2–10.5 metres in length, along with spare parts, maintenance equipment and related services, to improve the quality, comfort and safety of passenger transport and promote the development of energy-efficient and environmentally friendly urban transport.
Outcome: 20 of the 26 planned buses have been delivered. Project implementation is ongoing in accordance with the approved schedules.

IMPROVING THE ENERGY EFFICIENCY OF KINDERGARTEN NO. 87 AND TRANSPORT INFRASTRUCTURE IN MYKOLAIV

Partner: Nordic Environment Finance Corporation (NEFCO).
Objectives:
- Energy-efficient modernisation of Kindergarten No. 87: Installation of heat pumps, heat recovery ventilation systems and a rooftop solar power plant, roof reconstruction and equipment upgrades to achieve nearly zero-energy building (nZEB) standards.- Modernisation of transport energy infrastructure: Replacement of a traction substation, installation of a solar power plant and a battery energy storage system (BESS), and installation of cable infrastructure to establish a partially autonomous energy hub.Outcome: A grant agreement has been signed.

RESTORATION OF ENERGY SUPPLY DURING THE WINTER PERIOD AND PROVISION OF ENERGY RESOURCES

Partner: United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS)
Objective: Installation of 15 cogeneration units as part of measures to restore the heat supply in the city of Mykolaiv.
Current Status: Initial stage of implementation.

RESTORATION (RECONSTRUCTION AND STABILISATION) OF THE FIRST UKRAINIAN GYMNASIUM NAMED AFTER M. ARKAS

Partner: Government of Denmark through the United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS).
Objective: Reconstruction of the oldest school in the city of Mykolaiv, adapting the building to modern safety and accessibility standards and creating a safe environment for students and staff.
Achievements: Stabilisation works have been completed, the foundation has been reinforced, the roof has been repaired, a shelter has been established on the basement level, and the building's façade has been restored.

DEVELOPMENT OF WATER SUPPLY AND WASTEWATER SYSTEMS IN THE CITY OF MYKOLAIV

Partner: European Investment Bank (EIB).
Objective: Modernisation of Mykolaiv’s water supply and wastewater systems, bringing drinking water quality and wastewater treatment into compliance with national and European standards, and improving the operational efficiency of Mykolaivvodokanal Municipal Enterprise.
Outcomes:- Design and cost estimate documentation has been developed, and equipment has been provided for the reconstruction of secondary pumping stations.- Documentation has been prepared for the implementation of pilot district metered areas (DMAs) for water consumption monitoring.

MODERNISATION OF TROLLEYBUS TRANSPORT IN THE CITY OF MYKOLAIV

Partner: European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD).
Objective: Modernisation of Mykolaiv’s public transport system through the procurement of new trolleybuses, expansion of the trolleybus network and improvement of transport service efficiency.
Outcome: Mykolaivelectrotrans Municipal Enterprise has received:
- 40 new low-floor trolleybuses with associated equipment and spare parts.
- 22 low-floor trolleybuses with an autonomous operating range of up to 20 km, along with equipment and spare parts.
- 18 trolleybuses with autonomous operating capability.
The project is being implemented in accordance with the plan agreed with the EBRD.

RENOVATION OF PART OF THE SECOND FLOOR OF THE INPATIENT BUILDING (REHABILITATION CENTRE) AT CITY HOSPITAL NO. 4 OF MYKOLAIV CITY COUNCIL

Partner: Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH – German Agency for International Cooperation.
Objective: To ensure continuous rehabilitation services for patients in modern, comfortable and barrier-free conditions under the supervision of qualified specialists.
Outcome: Part of the rehabilitation department has been modernised:
- 20 beds, with the capacity to serve up to 60 patients per month.
- 21 rooms covering approximately 350 m² have been renovated.
- Full barrier-free accessibility has been ensured in accordance with modern standards.

INSTALLATION OF A SOLAR POWER PLANT (SPP) IN THE CITY OF MYKOLAIV, UKRAINE

Partner: Nordic Environment Finance Corporation (NEFCO).
Objective: Construction of a 9.9 MW solar power plant in Mykolaiv to provide critical infrastructure facilities with a stable supply of clean, environmentally friendly electricity.
Outcome: A tender has been conducted, and the winning bidders have been selected: SPKA LLC “Watzenrode” and TECH QAZAQSTAN LLC. Preparations are underway to conclude contracts with Mykolaivoblteploenergo Regional Municipal Enterprise.

INSTALLATION OF INDIVIDUAL HEATING SUBSTATIONS AND IMPROVEMENT OF ENERGY EFFICIENCY – MYKOLAIV

Partner: Nordic Environment Finance Corporation (NEFCO).
Objective: Installation of 220 automated individual heating substations (IHS) with weather-compensated controls in multi-storey residential buildings to modernise the heating supply system, reduce heat losses and lower residents’ heating costs.
Outcome: A tender has been announced, a pre-tender meeting has been held, the bid submission deadline has been extended, and the tender bids have been opened.