Mykhailo Pyrtko On the Outlook of EcoEnergySol work in 2026

EcoEnergySol, an organization supporting the development of renewable energy in Ukraine, expects 2026 to be a strong year for continued work across the energy sector, according to Mykhailo Pyrtko , project manager and active member of the organization. Mykhailo Pyrtko noted that sustained professional involvement, cooperation with industry stakeholders, and practical sector initiatives remain central to EcoEnergySol’s direction moving forward.

Founded in the Lviv region in 2020, EcoEnergySol unites specialists and partner companies connected to renewable energy projects and solar generation initiatives. The organization focuses on strengthening the role of clean energy in Ukraine through educational outreach, information initiatives, and the promotion of environmentally responsible solutions. Its long-term mission supports broader national priorities such as energy security, gradual decarbonization, and the expansion of local renewable generation capacity.

Within EcoEnergySol, Mykhailo Pyrtko contributes to project coordination, sector engagement, and the support of initiatives aimed at improving technical and practical knowledge in renewable energy. He emphasized that consistent work in the energy field is essential for strengthening the sector – especially during periods when infrastructure resilience and long-term energy planning remain critical for Ukraine.

“2026 will be a strong year for EcoEnergySol, as we continue working in the energy sector and supporting initiatives that contribute to Ukraine’s long-term renewable development,” said Mykhailo Pyrtko. “Our priority remains the same: to combine expertise, cooperation, and education to help advance modern energy solutions.”

EcoEnergySol representatives have previously participated in professional visits, conferences, and international discussions focused on renewable energy best practices and solar technology development. These activities have helped the organization exchange knowledge with industry stakeholders and remain connected to modern trends shaping the European and global energy transition.

In addition to educational and coordination efforts, EcoEnergySol’s members have been involved in supporting operational renewable energy activity in the region. Looking ahead, EcoEnergySol reaffirmed its intention to maintain transparent, constructive, and environmentally focused work in the energy sector. According to Mykhailo Pyrtko, 2026 will be defined by continued cooperation with partners, ongoing educational outreach, and practical actions aimed at strengthening renewable energy development in Ukraine.