SyvashEnergoProm LLC

Windmills in Ukraine

In brief

With a generating capacity of 250 MW, Syvash will be the largest wind farm in Ukraine. The project enjoys the Feed in Tariff for wind, which is valid until January 1, 2030. The forecasted wind regime is very good in the area. The estimated capacity factor of the project is close to 40%.

Main development impact

The project will be a substantial addition to Ukraine’s renewable energy portfolio, which prior to this project is approximately 1,200 MW (excluding hydropower). The project is also aligned with the energy strategy of the country. During the construction phase, the project will create employment in the area and the local communities will also benefit from improved infrastructure, such as access roads. The project will have a social responsibility program, which will support the lives of the nearby communities. The main development impact of the project will come from avoided CO2 emissions. The project is estimated to reduce CO2-emissions by approximately 300,000 tons per year. This equals to emissions of approximately 100,000 personal vehicles annually.

Investment details

Name: SyvashEnergoProm LLC
Project number: 80000135
Region: Europe and Central Asia
Country: Ukraine
Sector: Energy
Signing date (month/year): April 2019
Currency: EUR
Finnfund's financing (commitment): 15,000,000
Instrument: Loan
Size of the project financing: 250 MW
Share of Finnfund's financing (%): 4 %
Status: Active

Please note, that in principle, this information is given at the time of signature according to Finnfund's disclosure policy. However, in the case of investment funds, the share of Finnfund’s financing (%) is disclosed after the fund’s final closing, and information on the portfolio companies financed by the fund is updated at least once a year.

April

Key facts

Name:

SyvashEnergoProm LLC

Sector:

Energy

Region:

Europe and Central Asia

Country:

Ukraine

Currency:

EUR

Finnfund's financing (commitment):

15,000,000

Signing date (month/year):

April 2019

Last update:

June 2019