Category: Municipal energymanagement in Vyshhorod

Despite the fact that the war continues in Ukraine, the electricity is regularly switch off and others problems and difficulties the project of municipal energy management Vyshgorod had finished in time.

The next steps of thermal modernization were made completely:

1. replacement of windows for more energy-efficient;
2. insulation of building’s roof;
3. insulation of walls;
4. installation of an individual heating unit;
5. installing recuperators in each room;
6. installation of ventilation and fire systems.

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The work of the Ukrainian-German project on municipal energy management in Vyshgorod, Kyiv region, was continued after the re-establishment of financing chains and provision of quality materials.

Currently it is fully completed:

• Replacement of windows.
• Roof insulation.

The following stages of work have been started:

• Insulation of facades.
• Installation of an individual heating point.
• Installation of air recuperators.
• Installation of ventilation and fire protection system.

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Russian Federation’s invasion of Ukraine significantly affected the Ukrainian-German project “Environmental Municipal Energy Consumption Management” (Nakopa-E-UKR-3-19) within the framework of the Municipal Energy Management in Vyshgorod, Kyiv region, in which Ukrainian Engineering and Pedagogics Academy is engaged.

The municipal building, intended for pilot modernization, happened to be located in the war zone. Russian troops were stopped a few kilometers away from Vyshgorod, and the city was bombed. Naturally, that the construction work on the project was suspended; and the building was used as a bomb shelter. However, the project participants kept in touch via Zoom service. Weekly meetings were held and attended by Vitaliy Sardak, Deputy Mayor of Vyshgorod; Frau Dr. Kessel, the Municipality of Eichenau employee; Herr Jürgen Koberlein-Kerler,  the Engineering Bureau Director;  Oleksandr Kupriyanov, Vice-Rector for Research Work at UEPA and Julia Oliynyk, Associate Professor at Physics, Electrical Engineering and Power Engineering Department, UEPA. Read more