This charitable assistance was made possible thanks to the cooperation of the city authorities with a joint project of the American charity organization Direct Relief, the Yevgeny Pivovarov Charitable Foundation, the Ministry of Digital Affairs, and the Ministry of Health.
The devices, each with a capacity of 5 kW, will be provided to the Central Hospital, the Primary Medicine Center, and the Central Service Center. When operating at full load, such a system is capable of supplying electricity to connected devices for four hours.
Deputy Mayor and Head of the Executive Committee, Lyudmila Makarenko, during today's meeting with representatives of the Yevhena Pivovarova Foundation, thanked them for such a serious contribution to ensuring the energy security of our community and noted that this work remains an extremely important priority for the city authorities.
