Where in Ukraine generators and autonomous power systems are bought most

According to a research, an analysis of energy-equipment purchases through Prozorro shows an uneven market: in some regions demand is rising for complex systems, while in others tenders are cancelled or there are no suppliers.

Kyiv and western regions concentrate demand for complex systems

In Kyiv and Kyiv region there is the strongest paying demand for complex electronic equipment, industrial inverters and uninterruptible power supply systems. Lviv, Ivano-Frankivsk and Zakarpattia regions attract long-term private and foreign investment in solar and wind power plants.

In Ivano-Frankivsk region 51 active lots were recorded to purchase autonomous power systems with a total value of 48,8 млн UAH. Communities are seeking generators and lithium batteries.

portable generators and UPS in warehouse with map

Dnipropetrovsk and Kharkiv regions — funds for urgent needs, but supply problems

Dnipropetrovsk and Kharkiv regions are among the leaders in attracted capital volumes, but due to shelling funds are directed to urgent needs: they buy powerful industrial generators and large substation equipment. Local authorities and enterprises prioritise quick solutions.

In Kharkiv region there is a shortage of contract performers: suppliers are wary of transporting expensive equipment close to the front or taking on long installations. There tenders for generators worth 2,4 млн UAH and electronics worth 250 тис. UAH were cancelled.

technicians loading industrial generator onto truck near substation

Vinnytsia and Ternopil regions — tender failures and unspent funds

In Vinnytsia region emergency power-source procurements were successfully completed only for 66,9 тис. UAH, and purchases worth 53 млн UAH are still being processed. Tenders worth 126,5 млн UAH were cancelled or did not take place due to lack of participants.

In Ternopil region they also cancelled procurements of generators for 3,5 млн UAH and electronic equipment for 461 тис. UAH. Due to tender failures the procurers were left with unspent funds.

Iryna Pavlova

Iryna Pavlova

Deputy Editor-in-Chief

Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Concord Fintech. She runs the news feed: choosing topics, fact-checking and preparing stories on the economy, business and government decisions that affect Ukrainians' money. She makes sure every story has a verified primary source.

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