The goal of the project is to achieve energy autonomy of the institution by creating its own solar power plant with a capacity of about 53.68 kW. This will ensure uninterrupted and environmentally friendly electricity supply, reduce electricity costs, increase energy efficiency and ensure long-term savings. Methods of achieving the goal: Installation of 88 high-performance Longi LR8-66HGD 610M solar panels on the roof of the building with an appropriate angle of inclination for maximum solar energy collection. Use of inverters to convert direct current into alternating current suitable for consumption in the institution. Ensuring safe installation in compliance with regulatory requirements, fire safety, labor protection. Implementation of a modern energy consumption accounting and management system. Educational activities for staff and the community on the benefits of renewable energy and energy efficiency. Justification of the gap between the current state and the target level: Currently, the institution uses electricity from the general city network, which does not provide independence from interruptions, has significant costs and dependence on tariffs. The lack of its own generating source leads to high operating costs and environmental burden. Installation of solar panels will eliminate this gap by creating its own renewable power, reduce financial burdens, increase resilience to interruptions in the city network, and also improve the environmental situation. This will allow the institution to raise to a modern level of energy efficiency and sustainable development, meeting the requirements of modern public investment projects in the field of education and ecology.

Key issues: Lack of energy autonomy and dependence on an unstable city power grid with frequent outages, which creates risks for the continuity of the institution's operations. This is especially relevant in the context of military operations and the energy crisis in Ukraine in 2024-2025. High electricity costs and the inability to control these costs due to the lack of its own generation source. Due to dependence on external suppliers and the wear and tear of the system, the likelihood of emergencies and downtime increases. The use of traditional energy sources negatively affects the environment and does not meet the modern challenges of sustainable development. Positive changes from the implementation of the project: Ensuring stable and uninterrupted power supply thanks to its own solar power plant. Reducing electricity costs and increasing energy efficiency. Increasing environmental safety through the use of renewable energy. Increasing the overall resilience of the institution to external factors, including hostilities and crisis situations. Formation of a positive image and implementation of innovative technologies in the field of education.