Beam Global Chairman and CEO Desmond Wheatley and Ivan Tlačinac, Managing Director of Beam Europe, will attend ReBuild Ukraine: Construction & Energy, in WarsawPoland, November 12-13 followed by meetings with European funding sources in Warsaw through November 18. Following the Warsaw meetings, Wheatley and Tlačinac will travel to Ukraine for direct, high-level meetings with key government, regional, and local stakeholders.
ReBuild Ukraine brings together representatives from government agencies, municipal authorities, private enterprises, and prospective financing organisations to identify practical solutions and advance reconstruction initiatives. Through its participation, Beam Global will offer its rapidly deployable and highly scalable, off-grid power generation, energy storage, EV charging, and humanitarian heating solutions to help strengthen energy resilience across Ukraine's critical infrastructure. Beam Global’s products can be supplied from the US and its Beam Europe facilities in Serbia, approximately 500 miles from Ukraine.
“Reliable, decentralised electricity is essential to Ukraine's ability to maintain critical services amid ongoing disruptions to its power grid and rebuild for the future” said Mr Wheatley. “We have already held remote meetings during the last two months and heard directly from Ukraine officials they are seeking decentralised and robust energy generation and storage solutions just like ours. They have learned the hard way that centralised grid infrastructure is vulnerable to attacks. Beam's off-grid power generation, energy storage, EV charging, and humanitarian heating solutions can help support government, military and civilian facilities, including hospitals, schools, public buildings, emergency services, and other critical infrastructure, particularly during the colder months and throughout the country's reconstruction.”
The mission will include scheduled engagements with Ukraine Invest, Ukraine’s Ministry of Economy, Environment and Agriculture, the State Agency on Energy Efficiency and Energy Saving, and municipal representatives from Kharkiv and Ivano-Frankivsk, alongside planned meetings with regional and local stakeholders in Lviv.
A key focus of the engagement will be identifying European funds, philanthropic foundations, humanitarian organizations, and reconstruction financing institutions interested in funding or co-financing projects that deliver reliable, decentralised energy to communities and essential facilities.
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