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S Power is a strategic investment project to build a powerful wind farm in the center of Ukraine. We are building a modern 151.2 MW power plant to provide the Cherkasy region with its own energy and fix the region's energy shortage.
By using high-efficiency technologies and equipment from top global manufacturers, this project will become one of the largest sources of renewable energy in the country. S Power is about more than just gigawatts; it is a real boost for the economy through large infrastructure investments and new jobs.
We plan to reach full capacity by 2028. At the same time, S Power is just the beginning: our technical solutions already allow for the future production and transport of "green" hydrogen.
Site preparation works will start in 2026, and full commissioning is expected in the second half of 2028. We designed the project to allow for step-by-step commissioning and connecting each of the 34 turbines individually. This makes the project adaptable and allows us to start generating power without waiting for all construction phases to finish.
Construction permit – 2026
Site preparation – 2026
Ordering equipment – 2026
Wind farm construction – 2027
Equipment installation – 2027
Commissioning – 2027
Construction permit – 2027
Site preparation – 2027
Ordering equipment – 2027
Wind farm construction – 2028
Equipment installation – 2028
Commissioning – 2028
Construction permit – 2027
Site preparation – 2027
Ordering equipment – 2027
Wind farm construction – 2028
Equipment installation – 2028
Commissioning – 2028
The Cherkasy region was chosen as the perfect site because it combines natural resources and strong infrastructure
Equipment efficiency level of 31-42% depending on the turbine locations.
Large industrial companies in the region are available for potential off-take of the generated electricity.
The agreement includes connection to the 330/110/10 kV "Polyana" substation
Direct transport links to Black Sea ports, as well as border crossings with Moldova, Romania, and Poland.
EFI Group is an industrial investment company founded in 2007. It has years of experience developing systemic investment projects across various sectors of the economy. The company has built 6 greenfield plants over the past 8 years. Through its projects, the company improves business standards, production principles for goods and services, and enhances Ukraine's investment attractiveness globally.
EFI Group Investment Sectors: healthcare & medtech, paper industry, food industry, agricultural supply, energy, and glass industry.
EFI Group Projects Include: BEEHIVE, Zhytomyr Cardboard Factory, FEEDNOVA, SEM Ecopack, NovaSklo, Doc.ua, and the joint medical networks "Medichna Zirka" and "Miy Likar".
EFI Group provides end-to-end support for investment projects: from the initial idea and design to construction and commissioning.
The S Power team has deep hands-on experience in wind energy, with a portfolio of 400+ MW of commissioned capacity.
The annual wind measurement campaign has been completed, and the final DWG report has been received.
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Following a competitive tender process, the Danish company Vestas was selected as the wind turbine supplier for our project.
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Professor Katzenbach and Partners - Ukraine Engineering Bureau LLC was selected as the company to develop the project documentation.
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Memorandum of cooperation signed with local communities for project implementation.
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As part of the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) procedure, year-long monitoring cycles for birds and bats were successfully conducted.
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The agreement provides for a phased project roll-out and includes limits on the total installed capacity.
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To evaluate wind potential and calculate the projected efficiency of wind turbines, measurement equipment was installed.
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Following the development and approval of the project's urban planning documentation, as well as the successful land rezoning process...
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Highly qualified wind power construction and management experts were involved in developing the concept.
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