CHERNIHIV WASTEWATER TREATMENT PLANT

The wastewater treatment plant was designed and built more than 60 years ago. As a result, it uses inefficient, outdated equipment that cannot provide acceptable quality of wastewater treatment from nitrogen and phosphorus compounds, as the chemical composition of the wastewater has changed significantly since the plant was designed.

ESTIMATED COST: €35 566 000

CONSTRUCTION OF A SOLAR POWER PLANT ON THE ROOFS OF BUILDINGS ON THE TERRITORY OF THE MUNICIPAL ENTERPRISE CHERNIHIVVODOKANAL

This project envisages the construction of 88.29 kW of rooftop autonomous solar power plants (SPP) using photovoltaic modules.
This SPP is designed to supply electricity for the Chernihivvodokanal's own needs to ensure uninterrupted power supply at the critical infrastructure facility during power outages.

ESTIMATED COST: $261 000

Reconstruction of the Podusivka water pumping station at Chernihivvodokanal

The water pumping station No. 2 ‘Podusivka’ was heavily damaged as a result of the Russian military actions. Prior to the full-scale invasion, WPS No. 2 supplied 34% of the total water consumption in Chernihiv, with a maximum capacity of 30,000 m3 per day.

This project involves two phases: the first will see the reconstruction of the water pumping station, and the second will see the construction of a water treatment plant. The reconstruction of WTP No. 2 will use modern energy-efficient technologies, including the construction of a solar power plant and the use of heat pumps. In addition, the use of the latest technologies and the construction of a water treatment plant will allow for the removal of excess iron and manganese.

ESTIMATED COST: €36 600 000

RECONSTRUCTION OF THE CHEMICAL WATER TREATMENT PLANT OF THE TEPLOCOMUNENERGO MUNICIPAL ENTERPRISE OF THE CHERNIHIV CITY COUNCIL

- provide combined heat and power plant with high-quality desalinated and softened water in accordance with the rules of technical operation;
- increase the capacity of the water softening plant from 130t/h to 200t/h;
- save reagent consumption;
- automate processes at the water treatment plant.
The reconstruction of the chemical water treatment plant at Chernihivska CHPP will improve the automation of the water treatment process and allow to move away from the use of large volumes of chemically hazardous substances and reduce the cost of treated water while improving its quality.

ESTIMATED COST: $ 3 500 000

Modernisation of the water supply system and water supply networks

Objective: Providing the population of the Apostolove community with quality drinking water through the reconstruction and modernisation of the community's water supply system.

After the Kakhovka hydroelectric power plant dam was blown up, the community was left without drinking water supply, and the condition of the water supply networks and pump and filter stations deteriorated significantly.
The project to upgrade the water supply system and replace pipelines will primarily meet the need of residents for high-quality drinking water, which will be supplied centrally, without time limits and every day.

Estimated cost: $32,702,899

Water to the village

The purpose of this project is to replace the existing steel water supply system with a new one made of polyethylene pipes on the section from Zaporizhzhia to the site of the pumping station in Lukashevo village. The technical measures to be implemented under the project will stabilise the operation of the water supply system in this area.
The stable operation of the water supply system should ensure a steady supply of water to the community. Meeting the basic needs of the residents today means improving the quality of life, and a stable water supply in the community means developing the economic environment and the agricultural sector, which prevails in our region.
Improving the quality of water supply means developing the competitiveness and sustainability of our community in today's conditions.

ESTIMATED VALUE: 3229 321 $

Modernisation and reconstruction of the wastewater system

The project aims to modernise the municipal wastewater treatment facilities in Sumy to improve the quality of wastewater treatment to meet international standards. This will reduce pollution of the Psel River and restore its ecosystem, which will have a significant positive impact on the environmental situation in the region.

The social significance of the project is to improve the quality of wastewater collection and treatment services for 267.4 thousand residents of the Sumy community, as well as to connect new subscribers from neighbouring communities, which will improve the standard of living in the region. In addition, by reducing electricity consumption and maintenance costs, the project will be cost-effective and contribute to the sustainable development of the community.

Estimated value: €35.4 million
the project will be presented at the сommunities Marathon

Installation of solar power plants at the treatment facilities of Miskvodokanal - Municipal Enterprise of the City Council

As of today, the total number of consumers of the Municipal Enterprise Miskvodokanal is 279,900, including 27,000 internally displaced persons.
This project aims to improve the energy independence of Sumy by installing solar power plants at the wastewater treatment plant, which will reduce electricity costs and increase the stability of water supply and sewage. In the event of a complete power outage, the SPPs will provide the minimum necessary power to the treatment facilities.

Estimated value: €809,956

Installation of solar power plants at water intakes of the Miskvodokanal- Municipal enterprise of the Sumy City Council

Miskvodokanal provides centralised water supply services to 256,000 residents of the community and centralised sewerage services to 218,000 residents. The installation of alternative power sources with storage systems at the company's water intakes will allow it to supply the community's residents under any conditions. The goal of this project is to provide the water pumping stations of the city's drinking water supply system with electricity, at least in the minimum required amount, during the period of complete absence of grid electricity.

Estimated value: €1,292,446

Reconstruction of a part of the pumping station building for a drinking water bottling area at the Prishybsky water intake

Providing the residents of the Sumy community with safe drinking water in case of emergency in the war by purifying and packaging drinking water.

Packaging machines are required in case of water supply system failures, secondary contamination of water, natural disasters or other emergencies, as they guarantee a continuous supply of bacteriologically safe water. This possibility of safe water supply minimises the risk of poisoning people.

This technology will help save on transport costs, as the packages can be delivered by passenger cars rather than by special, fuel-consuming vehicles that are usually used to transport process water.

Estimated value: $1,904,963

Development of a centralised water supply system

Provision of drinking water to consumers in the Kursk district of Sumy, Pishchanskyi and Stetskivskyi starosta districts.
Sustainable development of the city's centralised water supply system.
Currently, Verkhne Pishchane village residents are supplied with water through 2 operating wells and a water tower. For technical reasons, further operation of these wells is impossible due to the inconsistency of water quality with the current sanitary standards.
The project includes the construction of a separate water intake in Verkhne Pishchane village with the construction of new water pipelines.

Estimated value: €8,543,046

Reconstruction of a section of the main sewer on Khimikov Avenue

Stable and continuous provision of quality centralised wastewater services, reducing the risk of environmental pollution.

The project envisages the rehabilitation of 800 mm diameter reinforced concrete pipelines that have reached the end of their service life with pipelines made of the latest corrosion-resistant materials. The total length of the collector is 784.4 metres.
81 thousand residents of the city will receive quality centralised wastewater services.

Estimated value: 1 151 000 $

Reconstruction of a section of the main sewerage collector on Gogol Street

Improving the quality of centralised wastewater services and reducing the risk of environmental pollution

The project envisages the rehabilitation of 800 mm diameter reinforced concrete pipelines that have reached the end of their service life with pipelines made of the latest corrosion-resistant materials. The total length of the collector is 1108.7 metres.
189 thousand residents of the city will receive high-quality centralised sewerage services.

Estimated value: 2 117 000 $

Construction of a pressure collector for a water supply system

Stabilisation of the quality of centralised water supply services, reduction of emergency works and losses. Saving energy resources.

Estimated value: 3 000 000 $

New water intake for the city of Mykolaiv. Mykolaivvodokanal

An alternative source of raw water. Security of the city's water supply system.
This project will not only improve the reliability of water supply but also strengthen the security of water resources, ensuring their resilience to possible environmental challenges. Thanks to the new water intake, the residents of Mykolaiv will be able to receive high-quality water without interruptions, which is critical for their health and quality of life.

The social significance of this project goes beyond just providing water. It is an investment in the future of the city, which will be able to develop without worrying about water resources. It will create new jobs, boost the local economy, and help improve the environmental situation in the region.

Estimated value: 120 000 000 $

Restoration of the Zhovtnevyi reservoir. Mykolaivvodokanal

The Zhovtnevske water reservoir, restored and modernised by Mykolaivvodokanal, will not only store but also manage water resources efficiently.

Thanks to the additional treatment of raw water, the city's residents will have access to a higher quality resource, which will have a positive impact on the health of the community.

This project will also help create new jobs, which is of great social importance in the current economic situation. It unites the community around a common goal of improving the environment and quality of life in Mykolaiv.

Estimated value: 58 400 000 $

New water treatment plant. Mykolaivvodokanal

Restoration of the drinking water supply system. Sustainable supply of drinking water. Reduction of water losses. Improving the quality of drinking water.The project of the new water treatment plant at Mykolaivvodokanal has a significant social impact on the residents of Mykolaiv. Its implementation will not only improve water quality, but also change the life of the community on many levels.
● Improved health● Economic stability● Job creation● Improved quality of life
Access to quality water will improve the overall quality of life for residents. A sense of security and reliability in the water supply will create favourable conditions for business development, particularly in the food and trade sectors, where clean water is critical.

Estimated value: 126 000 000 $

Reconstruction of a water treatment plant and reconstruction of water pumping stations

Comprehensive reconstruction of the water treatment plant and reconstruction of water pumping stations in Vinnytsia, which will involve the use of modern drinking water treatment technologies and alternative energy sources.
There are two sets of treatment facilities on the territory of the Pyatnychany water supply station. The complex of facilities at station No. 2, with a capacity of 100 thousand m3/day, was put into operation in 1969 and 1979. Plant No. 3, with a capacity of 107,000 m3/day, was commissioned in 1990. The total design capacity of the water supply system treatment facilities is 207 thousand m3/day.

The buildings are worn out, and the equipment has exceeded its useful life.

Social significance of the project:
● 400,000 residents of the Vinnytsia City Territorial Community will be provided with quality drinking water that meets modern requirements
● 3.7 million m3/year - reduction of pollution of the Pivdennyi Buh river

Estimated value: 37 млн €

Reconstruction of a sewage pumping station

Comprehensive reconstruction of the sewage pumping station on Knyaziv Koriatovychiv Street in Vinnytsia, which will include the modernisation of mechanical wastewater treatment, installation of energy-efficient equipment and introduction of alternative energy sources.
The corresponding SPS pumps wastewater from the entire central part of the city to the WTP. Currently, the equipment, valves and pipelines are physically worn out. The SPS needs a complete reconstruction with an increase in capacity.

Social significance:
● 30 thousand residents - living in residential buildings, working at enterprises, visiting social facilities in the central part of Vinnytsia - are covered by centralised sewerage services

● 15 thousand m3/day - uninterrupted and trouble-free pumping of wastewater by the sewage plant to the sewage treatment plant

● Improving the reliability of energy supply through the use of renewable energy sources, which will save money and reduce the load on the city's energy system.

Estimated value: 37 млн €

Reconstruction of sewage pumping station 1A

● Objective: Comprehensive reconstruction of the sewage pumping station on Yevhen Konovaltsia Street in Vinnytsia, which will include modernisation of wastewater treatment, installation of energy efficient equipment and introduction of alternative energy sources.
The sewage pumping station1A is the hub and the busiest station. It collects half of the city's wastewater from 20 sewage pumping stations and serves 5149 houses and transports it to the sewage treatment facilities. The sewage pumping station covers 1/3 of the city. The pumping station needs a complete reconstruction with a 1.5-2-fold increase in capacity.An emergency shutdown of any unit will lead to massive pollution and untreated wastewater entering the Pivdennyi Buh river.
Social significance:● 100 thousand residents - living in residential buildings, working at enterprises, visiting social institutions in the central part of Vinnytsia● 60 thousand m3/day - uninterrupted and trouble-free wastewater pumping by the sewage plant● Increased reliability of energy supply

Estimated value: 3,5 млн €

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RESTORATION AND MODERNISATION OF THE TRANSPORT NETWORK

The hostilities in the city destroyed about 5 km of the city's overhead power lines, which need to be rebuilt. A large amount of public transport was also damaged, including trolleybuses, which are the most popular in the city.
This project is expected to:
- overhaul of traction substations and buildings;
- purchase of maintenance equipment;
- replacement of worn-out trolleybus overhead line supports;
- reconstruction and arrangement of the washing and cleaning complex;
- implementation of an automatic fire extinguishing system and fire alarm systems;
- purchase of trolleybus rolling stock and emergency equipment.

ОЦІНОЧНА ВАРТІСТЬ: 10 000 000 $

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Reconstruction of the Luchka overpass in Sumy

Creation of conditions for the implementation of plans and programmes for the strategic development of the city, introduction of the latest engineering, transport and social service systems, preservation of the environment for the safety of citizens travelling through this transport facility.

Estimated value: €3,532,009

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REHABILITATION CENTER

The main areas of the projected rehabilitation centre will be physical and mental rehabilitation of both veterans of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and all citizens affected by russian aggression. The facility is planned to be built in the city in a green area, among the forest, which will facilitate faster recovery. In addition, there is a well-developed city infrastructure and a short distance to the capital, Kyiv.

ОЦІНОЧНА ВАРТІСТЬ: 450 000 $

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RENOVATION OF MUNICIPAL HOSPITAL NO. 2 USING ENERGY-SAVING TECHNOLOGIES

Chernihiv City Hospital No. 2 sees an average of 500,000 patients and is the largest hospital in the city, which has been significantly affected by the hostilities. Modernisation will reduce the consumption of fuel and energy resources, ensure compliance with sanitary and hygienic conditions, minimise the anthropogenic factor and improve the thermal insulation of buildings.

ESTIMATED COST: 3 264 000 $

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RECONSTRUCTION OF THE SURGERY BUILDING OF THE “FAMILY DOCTOR” CLINIC MUNICIPAL NON-PROFIT ENTERPRISE

Improving the quality of medical services and accessibility of secondary healthcare for residents of the frontline community and evacuated internally displaced persons of the Shyrokе community by reconstructing the surgery building of the “Family Doctor” Clinic in accordance with modern European requirements for medical facilities and inclusiveness for people with limited mobility.

In particular, thanks to the implementation of this project, community residents will have access to modern medical services under NHSU packages with a focus on infrastructure accessibility. One lift for people with limited mobility will be installed, the level of thermal insulation of the building will be increased, and the road surface on the territory of the Clinic will be renovated. In general, the conditions of patients' stay in the medical facility will be brought in line with the current legislation and the number of days for postoperative recovery and rehabilitation will be reduced.

ESTIMATED VALUE: 445,387 $

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Overhaul (thermal modernisation) of the building of the municipal non-commercial enterprise Central City Clinical Hospital

Central City Clinical Hospital - Municipal non-commercial enterprise of Sumy City Council provides a wide range of medical services to the population of the Sumy City Territorial Community.
This project aims to improve the conditions for staff and patients by providing a comfortable indoor climate regardless of the season. The introduction of energy-efficient technologies will significantly reduce the hospital's operating costs, which will allow it to redirect funds to improve medical services.

Estimated value: $1,904,963

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REBUILDING THE DESTROYED LOKOMOTIV STADIUM

The Lokomotiv stadium is home to the Desna specialised children's and youth football school of the Olympic reserve, which currently has 400 pupils aged 7 to 18. As a result of shelling and bombardment, Chernihiv's training facilities were damaged and rendered unusable for educational purposes.
The project envisages the construction of two gyms, a football field and a stand for 1500 spectators. The project has an important social mission, as it will enable children to play various sports, such as football, basketball, tennis, volleyball, athletics, dancing, gymnastics and many others. This will help solve the problems of adolescence and engage children in physical education and development.

ESTIMATED COST: 5 170 000 $

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NEW CONSTRUCTION OF A CIVIL DEFENCE SHELTER FOR A SECONDARY SCHOOL IN CHERNIHIV

Expanding the network of protective structures and bringing existing shelters up to standard to ensure the safety of students, teachers and staff.

ОЦІНОЧНА ВАРТІСТЬ: 5 170 000$

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CONSTRUCTION OF A NEW SCHOOL FOR 1080 PUPILS

As a result of the hostilities in Chernihiv, 70% of educational institutions were damaged, including 2 schools that were completely destroyed and cannot be restored. These schools were located in the same district of the city - Podusivka. With the construction of the new school, we want to replace the two previous existing ones. This will also solve the problem for children and their parents with daily transfers to other schools in other parts of the city, as there are no other schools in the area.

ОЦІНОЧНА ВАРТІСТЬ: 5 170 000$

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Overhaul of the Suchasnyk House of Culture

The project will create safe and comfortable conditions for creative growth, development of children and youth, cultural recreation of community residents, expansion of the institution’s network of sectional and club activities, promotion of healthy lifestyles and sports, preservation and enhancement of cultural heritage.
Building up barrier-free access to the facility for people with limited mobility and people with disabilities will allow them to spend their leisure time on equal terms and rights with other community members.

Estimated cost: $1,209,428

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Reconstruction of a lyceum with a pre-school group

The project will ensure the creation of a modern, safe and comfortable learning space for all age groups of children in Kamianka village, and get appropriate conditions for their upbringing and education at school. The project also provides for measures to improve the conditions for children's active recreation and various sports on the territory of the lyceum.
After the reconstruction, energy costs will be reduced, which will further improve the material and technical support of the educational institution.

Estimated cost: $787,284

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Reconstruction of the building of municipal institution of the specialised school of I-III degrees No. 17 with the implementation of comprehensive thermal modernisation measures

The project aims to significantly improve the energy efficiency of the building by implementing measures including insulation of the building envelope, replacement of old windows and doors with energy-saving ones, and modernisation of engineering systems.
This will reduce heat loss, cut energy costs and improve the overall comfort of the school premises.
These changes are expected to result in significant energy savings for the school, reducing maintenance costs and providing a healthy learning environment for students and staff. With a capacity of 1800 students and 200 staff, the secondary school is one of the largest in the community.

Estimated value: €4,047,116

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Reconstruction and thermal modernisation of the building of the Pishchane House of Culture

Improving the energy efficiency of the building, creating comfortable conditions for visitors and staff to stay in the premises of the institution, bringing the building to the energy efficiency standards.
The social significance of the project is to create conditions for the cultural development of community residents, provide employment and youth after school hours, develop and reveal their talents and abilities, preserve and promote national and local traditions and customs.

Estimated value: €753,337

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Overhaul of the building of Sumy sanatorium preschool educational institution

This project aims to create an energy-efficient, comfortable place for the development and upbringing of children.
Improving the energy efficiency of the facility will ensure a stable temperature regime and a comfortable indoor climate regardless of weather conditions, which is important for the health of children and staff. In addition, the thermal modernisation measures will reduce the building's energy consumption and energy costs, which is economically beneficial.

This project will improve the quality of life and well-being of the community, ensuring the long-term preservation of the building and reducing future operating costs.

Estimated value: €342,694

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New construction of a local automated system for centralised alerting and informing residents of Shyrokе community

The project envisages the implementation of an effective system of alerting and informing residents in the settlements of the Shyrokе community.
The main goal is to ensure the effective transmission of alarms and informing residents during emergencies. The creation of an information system by broadcasting voice messages or sound signals in open spaces with a loudspeaker will ensure a quick response of rescue and security services to emergencies in the community. This is especially relevant for communities located in high-risk areas, such as our community, where the population has grown significantly since the beginning of the war due to the increase in the number of internally displaced persons.

ESTIMATED VALUE: 189 826 $

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Centre for Citizen Security

A safety centre is a community infrastructure facility that houses several services that ensure the safety of the population (fire and rescue, medical care, and police units of the community).

The main purpose of establishing a safety centre is to ensure the availability of public services provided to the community, primarily to protect the population and territory from fires and emergencies, as well as to ensure public safety.

The Safety Centre is aimed at meeting the needs of the community in comprehensive security, both in the field of civil protection and public order.

ESTIMATED VALUE: 1 025 617 $

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CONSTRUCTION OF DISTRIBUTED GENERATION FACILITIES IN CHERNIHIV (AT OTKE BOILER HOUSES)

The total electricity generated by the four cogeneration units is 2,677 kW, and the total electricity consumption of the boiler houses is about 850 kW.
Thus, by installing 4 such units, the company will be able to fully meet its own electricity needs and will additionally be able to redirect about 1800 kW to the general grid.
As a result, this will allow creating alternative heat supply facilities for about 45% of consumers (about 28,000 subscribers, 12 schools, 13 kindergartens and 3 hospitals) of the total number of subscribers of OTKE JSC in Chernihiv and will significantly increase the reliability of electricity supply in case of sudden power outages of existing boiler houses from the city's power grids.

ESTIMATED COST: $1.5 MILLION

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REPLACEMENT OF A STEAM TURBINE WITH A 60MW TG-1 GENERATOR AT TEPLOCOMUNENERGO MUNICIPAL ENTERPRISE
OF THE CHERNIHIV CITY COUNCIL
(CHERNIHIV THERMAL POWER PLANT)

On 24.03.2022, during the synchronisation of turbine generator No. 1 with the power grid, another massive shelling and bombardment of the adjacent territory of the plant took place, which led to damage to turbine generator No. 1.
Since the main source of electricity connected to the power grids of CHERNIHIVOBLENERGO JSC is Chernihiv CHPP, which generates 92% of the region's electricity, the restoration of the G-1 turbogenerator significantly increases the reliability, manoeuvrability, partial redundancy of not only the Chernihiv CHPP station, but also the entire Chernihiv power node with the allocated power from the United Energy System of Ukraine. In the mode of operation, the separated Chernihiv power node will have enough power to supply the main critical infrastructure of not only Chernihiv, but also Nizhyn, Pryluky and the own needs of the main substations of the Central Power System with higher voltage, which will allow synchronisation back to the United Power System of Ukraine.

ESTIMATED COST: $14 MILLION

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RECONSTRUCTION OF THE CHEMICAL WATER TREATMENT PLANT OF THE TEPLOCOMUNENERGO MUNICIPAL ENTERPRISE OF THE CHERNIHIV CITY COUNCIL

- provide combined heat and power plant with high-quality desalinated and softened water in accordance with the rules of technical operation;
- increase the capacity of the water softening plant from 130t/h to 200t/h;
- save reagent consumption;
- automate processes at the water treatment plant.
The reconstruction of the chemical water treatment plant at Chernihivska CHPP will improve the automation of the water treatment process and allow to move away from the use of large volumes of chemically hazardous substances and reduce the cost of treated water while improving its quality.

ESTIMATED COST: $3.5 MILLION

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REPLACEMENT OF THE EXCITATION SYSTEM WITH A G-2 KP OF THE MUNICIPAL ENTERPRISE
OF THE CHERNIHIV CITY COUNCIL

Chernihivska combined heat and power plant has a turbine generator station number 2 (TG-2) equipped with a semiconductor-based excitation system of the TVG-1000/460UHL4 type.
Under the operating conditions caused by the aggression of the Russian Federation, this equipment was subjected to additional loads and does not meet the standards of regulatory documents during the daytime.
Therefore, it needs to be replaced and upgraded with modern ones:
- excitation system, which is based on a microprocessor;
- relay protection and automation based on microprocessor terminals;
- magnetic field damping machine, 1BB and 2BB input machines for new high-speed automatic transfer switches;
- 10 kV G-2 oil circuit breaker for vacuum circuit breaker.
In the mode of operation, the stand-alone Chernihiv power unit will be able to supply the main critical infrastructure of not only Chernihiv, but also Nizhyn, Pryluky and the main substations of the Central Power System with higher voltage.

ESTIMATED VALUE: $782,000

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Construction of highly manoeuvrable generation based on a complex of gas piston generators with a total capacity of 50 MW

This complex will allow us to cover morning and evening peak loads in the power grid within its capacity at a high price position in the balancing market. The entire complex is capable of rapid load changes within 10-15 minutes.
At the same time, the waste heat boiler makes it possible to generate additional heat energy to provide our customers with hot water in summer and heat in winter.
The service area of the municipal enterprise Teplocomunenergo of the Chernihiv City Council (Chernihiv CHPP) includes 586 residential buildings, 24 pre-schools, 15 secondary schools, 11 educational institutions, 17 medical facilities and 1,184 legal entities in Chernihiv, which is more than 40% of the city's housing stock and social facilities. In other words, about 70,000 residents of Chernihiv depend on the operation of Chernihiv combined heat and power plant.

ESTIMATED COST: $50 MILLION

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DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF THE SCADA PRODUCTION AUTOMATION SYSTEM

➢ A level of automation that meets international requirements
➢International investment attractiveness, participation in international grants and programmes,
access to the global insurance market
➢ Automated control in normal, transient and emergency modes of operation
➢ Diagnostics at all levels
➢ Reduction of the human factor
➢ Automation of repair planning
➢ Reduced start-up and downtime
➢ Convenient situation analysis and modelling
➢ Possibility of remote control

ESTIMATED COST: $3.6 MILLION

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CONSTRUCTION OF A SOLAR POWER PLANT ON THE ROOFS OF BUILDINGS ON THE TERRITORY OF THE MUNICIPAL ENTERPRISE CHERNIHIVVODOKANAL

This project envisages the construction of 88.29 kW of rooftop autonomous solar power plants (SPP) using photovoltaic modules.
This SPP is designed to supply electricity for the Chernihivvodokanal's own needs to ensure uninterrupted power supply at the critical infrastructure facility during power outages.

ESTIMATED VALUE: $261,000

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Construction of a solar power plant in Sumy for the needs of Municipal Enterprise of the Sumy City Council Electroautotrans

This project aims to build a 6.5 MW solar power plant in Sumy to meet the needs of the Municipal enterprise Electroautotrans, which provides public transport services. This will allow the company to almost completely cover its electricity needs, saving about UAH 35 million annually and reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 97%.

The project will last for one year, with a payback period of approximately 7.67 years.

Estimated value: $6.65 million

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RECONSTRUCTION OF THE CENTRAL PARK OF CULTURE AND RECREATION

The Central Park of Culture and Recreation in Chernihiv is located in a green area, close to the Desna River and the stadium. The park is a favourite destination for families as it offers entertainment for all tastes. However, a lot of the equipment is outdated and needs to be updated, as it is becoming more and more dangerous to operate every year.
A city park plays an important role in the city, as it is one of the places to spend weekends and an opportunity to relax in nature. The park can provide rides for children and adults, bike paths, walking paths, zip-lines, extreme recreation and much more.

ESTIMATED COST: $70 MILLION