Current Footprint
| Asset | Capacity | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pre-war solar portfolio | 150 MW | Operational | FIT secured to 2030 |
| Vinnytsia SPP | 50 MW + 164 MW BESS | Under construction | Completion Q4 2025 |
| Volyn WPP (stage 1 for OKKO) | 150 MW | Turbine installation under way | Stage 2 to lift site to 340 MW |
Expansion Pipeline to 2030
| Location | Technology | Planned Capacity | CapEx Estimate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vinnytsia | Solar + storage | 50 MW PV + 164 MW BESS (in progress) | US $60 m |
| Transcarpathia | Wind | 120 MW | €120 m |
| Carpathian region (various) | Wind | 320 MW (aggregate) | n/a |
| Lviv & Volyn (new sites) | Solar / Wind | To be disclosed | n/a |
Total new capacity: 690 MW
Total investment: US $450 million (energy segment)—within a broader US $650 million Ukraine programme.
Financing & Partnerships
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Engaged with international financial institutions for long-term debt packages.
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Acts as EPC and equity investor; leverages 20 years of construction experience in Ukraine.
Strategic Rationale
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Grid resilience: Coupling PV and wind with large-scale batteries mitigates wartime intermittency and bolsters regional stability.
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Carpathian wind corridor: Underserved high-wind zones offer above-average load factors.
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Post-war demand: Anticipated surge in industrial consumption and EU-linked green-power offtake.
Corporate Snapshot
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Onur Group Ukraine: ~40 subsidiaries across 12 sectors; 2024 revenue UAH 8.9 bn (-18 % YoY).
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Historical investment: ~US $570 m (2004-2024).
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2030 outlook: Cumulative investment to top US $1.2 billion when current pipeline is executed.
Onur Group’s capital commitment underscores international appetite for bankable renewables in Ukraine, even under elevated security risk—signalling confidence in long-term power-market fundamentals and reconstruction-driven demand.
