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The State Recovery Agency received a shipment of equipment and machinery from the German Society for International Cooperation (GIZ) GmbH to prepare Ukrainian communities for the heating season.
As Delo.ua reports,
the agency’s press service reported.
List of equipment
Within the framework of cooperation with GIZ, the Recovery Agency received the following equipment for subsequent transfer to communities:
12 emergency gas/liquid-fuel mobile
boiler plants with a capacity of 900 kW based on Bosch UNIMAT UT - L 4 boilers;
2 mobile boiler plants
with a capacity of 1950 kW based on Viessmann boilers
Vitomax LW M 60 A;
3 JCB backhoe loaders 3 CX;
3 dump trucks with cranes
Mercedes-Benz;
2 cargo trucks with
lowboy trailers;
2 LiFePo battery system kits 4 with a capacity of 60 kWh and a voltage of 614,4 V (each including
12 batteries, an inverter, a control unit, and a mounting rack).
Additional mobile boiler plants are expected to arrive soon.
"The received
equipment will ensure the reliable delivery of upcoming heating
seasons and strengthen the energy resilience of communities under martial
law," emphasized the Deputy Head of the Recovery Agency, Ivan Lukeria.
About GIZ
GIZ (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit or
German Society for International Cooperation) is Germany’s federal agency
that helps implement international development projects
and supports sustainable development worldwide.
Since 2009, GIZ has had an office in Kyiv. It actively
supports the development of statehood and sustainable democracy in Ukraine, infrastructure
development, and energy efficiency.
Recall that energy companies in Ternopil, Sumy, Kharkiv, Chernihiv, and Kirovohrad regions received over 80 tons of equipment from Iceland.
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