Czech photovoltaic company SIS Renewables has donated seven inverters to the Lviv municipal enterprise Lvivteploenergo. The equipment will help strengthen the energy resilience of the utility, whose uninterrupted operation is essential for Lviv’s heat supply.

The initiative was carried out with the support of the Czech non-governmental organisation NESEHNUTÍ, which coordinated and arranged the transfer of the equipment.

Inverters are a key component of energy systems: they convert direct current into alternating current, which is required to power electrical equipment. Their use will help reinforce the utility’s technical capacity and improve the reliability of its energy infrastructure.

“For Lvivteploenergo, energy independence and resilience are especially important, because the stable supply of heat to Lviv’s residents depends on the reliable operation of the company. Every project like this helps us build a more resilient and decentralised energy system for the city. We greatly appreciate the support of NESEHNUTÍ and our international partners. Providing the necessary equipment today is a contribution not only to a specific project, but also to Lviv’s long-term energy resilience,” said Oleksandr Odynets, Director of Lvivteploenergo.

The transfer of the equipment is an example of cooperation between Czech business and the civil sector and a Ukrainian city to strengthen critical infrastructure.