Current realities of Ukraine’s energy infrastructure demand new approaches and decisive changes. The long-dominant centralized energy model has exposed its vulnerabilities and requires transformation. Therefore, the path to energy security lies in the development of distributed generation, renewable energy sources, and flexible energy management systems.
On March 25-26, 2026, GREEN:EXPO — an exhibition dedicated to distributed generation and alternative energy — will take place in Kyiv (82 Mezhyhirska Str., "M82").
The event program includes:
For more information, please visit: https://www.greenexpo.com.ua/en/home/
Please note: The number of seats for the Forum is limited. Priority will be given to representatives of critical infrastructure enterprises and local self-government bodies.
For cooperation inquiries:
+380967373317
+38(095) 37-57-637
greenexpo2025@gmail.com
RE-Source is Europe’s number 1 event for clean energy buyers and suppliers. Since 2017, it has been at the forefront, fostering collaboration and innovation to accelerate the energy transition. This year’s event is focused on helping corporate energy buyers keep on track to meet their 2050 net zero goals, amid a challenging business environment.
As always, this year’s event is packed with opportunities:
Just for corporate buyers, we have a refreshed programme of activities on 3 November to pick up the basics, learn about innovative trends, and to network with your peers.
Whether you are an experienced buyer or seller, or just starting out, RE-Source is where you will discover your competitive renewable energy solutions.
Register now: https://resource-platform.eu/events/re-source-2025-event/
The Ukrainian Wind Energy Association proudly serves as a trusted partner of ReBuild Ukraine — the central meeting point for all those committed to participating in the monumental task of Ukraine’s recovery.
Global Focus, Local Impact. This is where international companies engage directly with the concrete needs of Ukrainian communities, present cutting-edge technologies, explore financing solutions, and form meaningful partnerships.
From energy-efficient innovations to full-scale infrastructure reconstruction — no other event offers such depth and focus on real, actionable needs.
Who should attend?
ReBuild Ukraine is for those ready to act — not wait. For those who don’t just talk about the future, but begin building it today.
More details: https://rebuildukraine.in.ua
GREEN ENERGY EXPO, ROMENVIROTEC, and the new URBAN SMART EXPO concept together create Romania’s most comprehensive platform dedicated to smart sustainability technologies and solutions. As the country’s largest green exhibition, it will take place April 9-11 at Romexpo, featuring innovations in renewable energy (solar, wind), smart waste collection, sorting, and recycling, water and air purification, energy efficiency, digitized public services, and the smart transformation of urban life.
"The adoption of sustainable practices and access to renewable energy sources require a concerted effort from society. That is why we continue our initiative to promote top solutions for public health, environmental protection, energy efficiency, and smart infrastructure development. With the Urban Smart Expo concept, we have created a large-scale platform for the sustainable and digitalized future of Romanian communities. This is where innovators meet decision-makers to improve quality of life," said Camelia Buda, General Manager of EUROEXPO FAIRS and organizer of GREEN ENERGY
EXPO & ROMENVIROTEC.
The exhibition will feature over 500 brands, dozens of events, and the participation of leading local and international organizations. A strong international presence is ensured by national pavilions, with China playing a key role in showcasing major renewable energy solutions.
The 2025 Edition Will Focus on Three Main Sectors:
1. GREEN ENERGY EXPO
2. ROMENVIROTEC
3. URBAN SMART EXPO
Partners and Exhibitors
Organized in collaboration with leading associations: ARM, APPFE, FADI, ARSMD, Romanian Compost Association (ARC), Federation of Builders, RPIA, ISWA, Solar Academy, Energia Inteligentă, Solar Plaza Summit, and German RETech Partnership.
Among the 500+ exhibitors: Huawei, Canadian Solar, Jinko Solar, Fronius, GoodWe Technologies, JA Solar, Scania, Renault, Sungrow, Victron Energy, TrinaSolar, SMA, Stäubli, Veolia, SULO, Solaredge Technologies, and many more.
Who Should Attend?
This event is aimed at professionals in renewable energy, energy production (green & conventional), investors, banks, real estate developers, urban planners, construction specialists, technology companies, public policy experts, consultants, startups, NGOs, and academia. It is also open to government representatives, local authorities, and home users interested in green and smart solutions.
Visitor Information
About ROMEXPO & EUROEXPO FAIRS
ROMEXPO hosts Romania’s top business events, exhibitions, summits, and networking forums, providing a stage for innovative and large-scale events.
EUROEXPO FAIRS is Romania’s second-largest exhibition organizer, with a portfolio of 12 major trade fairs and over 25 years of experience, connecting professionals across industries for innovation and long-term partnerships.
This event is Romania’s most comprehensive platform for green energy, environmental solutions, and smart city innovation. Will you be part of the future of sustainability?
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On 07-09 February 2023, the high-level international investment conference Energy Week Black Sea (www.bsenergyweek.com) will take place in Bucharest, Romania. The event is organised by a UK-based consultancy Invest in Network.
The most important regional renewables conference for the third year will bring together government authorities, both state and private sector companies from Romania, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia, and Turkey, as well as IFIs, DFIs, and foreign private investors.
The war in Ukraine has further disrupted an already volatile market, in which energy prices were rising due to post-lockdown energy demand exceeding supply. Today, self-sufficiency and energy independence talks no longer amount to rhetoric. Utilising vast renewable energy potential, increasing interconnection and facilitating system flexibility and market liberalisation are of paramount importance.
At the same time, the Black Sea region is emerging as a renewables hub and there is a political will to cooperate on the regional level prioritising clean energy transition.
“We need to increase the share of renewables, untapping the potential of offshore wind, storage and hydrogen,” said Dan Dragos Dragan, Secretary of State at the Ministry of Energy of Romania at the opening of the conference in 2021. “For Bulgaria a realistic path includes improving energy efficiency, increasing renewable and nuclear energy and using natural gas as a transition fuel,” continued Miroslav Damianov, Deputy Minister of Energy of Bulgaria. “The main challenges include energy security and energy poverty and we all realise that cooperation in the Black Sea region should be based on the EU values of solidarity and rule of law,” said Yaroslav Demchenkov, Deputy Minister of Energy of Ukraine.
Investing in renewable energy in the Black Sea region is gaining momentum. Massive investments in new projects have been announced for the coming years. The recently announced M&A deals have mostly targeted wind power and solar PV projects.
Among well-known international developers and investors regularly attending the event are EMERGY (Norway), Scatec (Norway), Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy (Germany), Northland Power (Canada), Acciona Generación Renovable (Spain), European Energy (Denmark), PNE (Germany), Low Carbon (UK), CWP Global (Australia), Verbund Green Power (Austria), and many others. Among the financial institutions represented at the event are the World Bank, IFC, EBRD, AFD, EIB, IIB, ADB, KfW, Proparco, FMO, Green For Growth Fund, and Black Sea Trade & Development Bank.
The event comprises a 2-day Utility-scale Conference (07-08 February) addressing the green transition challenges and a Rooftop Solar Day (09 February) introduced to enable rooftop solar project matchmaking and solar product distribution in the Black Sea region.
UWEA is the event’s official Knowledge Partner. Our members and partners from around the world will benefit from a 15% discount when registering with the code EWBS23_UWEA.
Learn more on the event’s official website www.bsenergyweek.com or contact the organisers for details at info@investinnet.com
The potential of floating offshore wind to support the global journey to net zero is fast being realised. The industry is currently tasked with accelerating growth within the sector and seizing new opportunities to expand ideas and bring projects to life. Obstacles still lay ahead, but with close collaboration and continued innovation, we can meet the targeted 5GW of floating offshore wind capacity by 2030. To be part of the important conversations and to gain valuable market insights, don’t miss Floating Offshore Wind (FOW) Conference & Exhibition, brought to you by RenewableUK and Scottish Renewables!
To be held on 12-13 October 2022 at P&J Live in Aberdeen, FOW will deliver a comprehensive programme exploring all areas of the industry. From the Ministerial address to sessions presented by leading experts across the sector, the spotlight will be on technical challenges and solutions, from investment and development of ports to innovative substructure design and manufacturing, mooring systems and O&M solutions.
Invaluable for many across the sector, there will be an update on Scotwind projects and related supply chain commitments, with details shared regarding direct investment and predicted timelines. For even greater perspective, there will be a global overview and discussion surrounding how the UK might maintain its lead in the rapidly growing market worldwide. In a similar vein, there will be interesting insights into the Crown Estate Celtic Sea Leasing Round, including the latest forecasts and opportunities for the supply chain. Experts will share the holistic network design for the Celtic Sea project, as well as the Welsh government’s local ownership and community benefit policy.
Understand the importance of AR4, Scotwind and planned supply chain investment
Connect with 500+ floating wind experts in the SOLD OUT exhibition
Explore opportunities for collaboration between floating wind and oil & gas sectors
Access exclusive market intelligence reports and policy/guidance updates
In addition to the two main Floating Conference Streams, the SSE Renewables Theatre will cover floating offshore wind programme development, smart SME solutions for a growing FOW supply chain, 3D printed concrete anchor solutions, wind turbine platform designs and a possible CFD model for engineering design of floating offshore wind turbine foundations. There will also be sessions considering aerodynamics of floating wind platforms, cost-competitive green hydrogen production, unlocking resources with Power-to-X, transitioning oil and gas technology to floating offshore wind, bird deterrent systems, port readiness and so much more.
Plus, don’t forget that the Cables Conference will be running alongside all this as well. This dedicated event will explore a variety of topics that are important to the niche area of cabling within the offshore wind sector. Specialists from across the market will discuss the future subsea power cable market, cable design and requirements, understanding and preventing subsea cable losses, and dynamic cables for floating wind. There will also be plenty of chances to engage with the industry through workshops and panel discussions.
There will be hundreds of people from all corners of the floating offshore wind industry at FOW22, presenting a massive opportunity to network with others. Join the discussions, get your voice heard and make important connections for your future and that of the sector as a whole. Plus, it is never all work and no play – there will be plenty of social events to get involved with as well and enjoy some downtown with friends and colleagues.
Attend and gain access to all this and more from just £445!
This is a time of significant change for floating offshore wind in the UK and further afield. Make sure you’re at the cutting-edge, don't miss FOW 2022!
12 – 13 October
P&J Live, Aberdeen
RenewableUK and Scottish Renewables
Register at https://events.renewableuk.com/fow22-registration
#Floatingwind22
UWEA has become an official Knowledge Partner for the high-level international investment conference Energy Week Central Asia & Mongolia 2022.
The event will take place on April 26 - 28 in Tashkent, Uzbekistan and bring together the authorities, project operators of Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, and Mongolia, as well as IFIs/DFIs, multinational energy companies.
The conference aims to address the challenges of the clean energy transition, intermittency, and energy security, discuss implemented reforms, suitable support schemes and policy reversals in some countries, as well as consider how individual countries attract investors and advanced technologies for projects in the field of hydropower, solar and wind energy, along with energy storage and hydrogen.
The conference will be followed by the Technical visit to Nur Navoi SPP (100 MW), which is the first utility-scale solar power plant to begin operation in Uzbekistan launched in August 2021 by Masdar under the IFC Scaling Solar programme.
You can learn more on the event’s official website: https://camoenergyweek.com/
Contact the organizers at info@investinnet.com
According to the last news, the energy sector through the international area including Ukraine has shown the vulnerability within the recent years.
How do government agencies and companies respond to such challenges in order to achieve energy independence? Will Ukraine retain its gas transportation potential? What can investors expect in alternative energy after the state fails to fulfill its obligations under the Memorandum of Understanding?
Opinions on these and other current issues and prospects of Ukrainian energy will be shared by participants of the VI Business & Legal Energy Forum, which will be held on November 17, 2021.
In focus:
• Energy security of Ukraine
• Functioning of the electricity market
• Energy disputes
Date: November 17, 2021
Time: 09:30–17:30
Venue: Kyiv, Premier Palace Hotel (T. Shevchenko Blvd. / Pushkinska St., 5-7, Kyiv) / Online
Organizer: Legal Practice Publishing
Program and registration: https://pravo.ua/event/energy2021
Contacts:
Natalia Bulko, ticket sales
(067) 238-83-08, e-mail: n.bulko@pravo.ua
Anatoliy Gvozdetsky, forum coordinator
(096) 372-49-69, e-mail: a.gvozdetsky@pravo.ua
Victoria Cherkasova, event manager
(097) 616-76-19, e-mail: v.cherkasova@pravo.ua
On 28-30th September 2021, the high-level international investment conference Energy Week Black Sea will take place in a hybrid format: offline in Bucharest, Romania and online.
UWEA is the Knowledge Partner of this event and we hope to meet you at the conference.
The Energy Week brings together government authorities, local energy companies from Romania, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Georgia, and Turkey, as well as IFIs, DFIs, and foreign private investors to discuss RES policies for the energy transition, financing renewable energy, solar & storage, on & offshore wind, green hydrogen, regional interconnection and much more.
Kateryna Knysh, Head of Analytical Department, will perform with presentation “Prospects of offshore wind power development in Ukraine: current and future steps”.
Learn more on the event’s official website: https://www.bsenergyweek.com/
Contact the organizers at info@investinnet.com
The corporate renewable PPA means a long-term bilateral agreement for purchase of electricity concluded between a RES producer and a business entity as a corporate buyer (off-taker). According to BloombergNEF in 2020 the global corporate PPA volume reached 23.7 GW which is much higher compared to the previous years: 20.1 GW in 2019 and 13.6 GW in 2018.
In Ukraine the application of the corporate renewable PPA has not been possible so far, due to the existed feed-in tariff support scheme and regulatory restrictions on the electricity market. Due to the expiry of the feed-in tariffs for new plants commissioned after 2022 as well as with regards to the Ukraine’s commitments to cut its carbon emissions, corporate PPAs offer new prospects for developing and implementing the RES projects in Ukraine. Thanks to PPAs, investors and “green” power producers have the opportunity to cushion the power price risks and to stabilize long-term investment and therefore make small and large projects bankable.
For this reason, on 13 September 2021 the Ukrainian Wind Energy Association (UWEA) jointly with Sayenko Kharenko host the international webinar devoted to corporate renewable PPAs. During the webinar, high level experts will present the experience of Poland, Germany and other EU countries and consider the amendments to Ukrainian legislation necessary for application of such a new RES support scheme.
Main issues to be discussed:
The webinar will run on Zoom online platforme. Language: English / Ukrainian (with simultaneous translation).
The webinar is free of charge. Registration is required
* Please note that the organizers will stop the registration immediately after confirming the maximum possible number of participants.
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