PhD in Economics, Visiting Professor TU Munich, Senior Researcher ETH Zurich, Former advisor Swiss Federal Office (FOCP), Research Fellow of Yale University
Panel: Anticipating water and energy security in the digital age.
- Dr. Iryna Doronina, TU Munich
- Bakyt Dzhusupov, Coordinator of OSCE Economic and Environmental Activities
- Tobias Siegfried, CEO, Hydrosolutions Ltd, Zurich
- Danilo Türk,Political Advisor, Geneva Water Hub,
Explored how the destroyed Ukrainian energy infrastructure can be rebuilt using renewable energy. With innovative technologies and energy efficiency solutions and how it can be scaled up for Ukraine’s territorial and infrastructural transformation.
https://t.co/d8oOVmBwcw
Is a “green” recovery of Ukraine possible during wartime? I was pleased to share my perspective in an interview for Deutschlandradio
More details can be found in the full report and record(03:30–06:00; 13:30–14:30 min) https://t.co/mekztNPMdD
https://t.co/96qrI0wTjm
Ukrainian delegation consisting of energy experts, representatives of academic institutions, and participants of the GIZ visit to the TU of Munich. The meeting took place at the Chair of Energy Systems at the TUM and the REDEFINE H2E – Future Lab.W
Present my New article at @ETH_en in “Renewable Energy”: GIS-based analysis for identifying priority regions and developing renewable energy in post-war Ukraine. 1st time in Ukraine, detailed maps of green energy potential with more than GIS 25 indicators
https://t.co/Aui2ggX7GF
Researchers from #Ukraine, Germany and ETH Zurich have investigated the feasibility of #Rebuilding Ukraine using #RenewableEnergies. Solar and wind energy could provide a decentralized and corruption-resistant solution. https://t.co/S1HgXidWuM
It was a pleasure to contribute and join the creation of a Roadmap of the International Energy Agency (IEA), "Unlocking Ukraine’s Hydrogen Opportunity: A Roadmap" 2025, which is based on scientific research and practical approaches to support Ukraine’s green transition
Pleased to present my article published in Joule Cell Press ”Why renewables should be at the center of rebuilding the Ukrainian electricity system", with results study at ETH Zürich "The Impact of War on Ukraine's Energy System and the Calculation of Renewable Energy Potential."
📢 Check out the latest study by Iryna Doronina, on rebuilding #Ukraine’s #EnergyInfrastructure. Read more: https://t.co/utVSUaS1Oj Research: https://t.co/2jSOt0YNH4
Researchers show that #renewableenergies could exceed #Ukraine’s power generation capacity, which was destroyed during the war. For this study the team initially created the most comprehensive #mapping of destroyed #energyinfrastructure to date: https://t.co/sDADJrsL3a
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