Sustainability

Selected Projects

The Use of Solar Energy Chargers to Change the Fashion / Product Design Process

:: Large-scale mobile PV chargers (2016-2019): R&D, product development

To expand their usage, we explored the PV chargers potential for designers and makers. It turned out into creating many of 3D-printed designs digitally using solar energy and sometimes really sitting on the beach.

The First Use of the and Solar Energy Potential of Mobile PV Chargers for Safety and Security in Ukraine

:: Sundwich

Solar energy chargers for cell phones and tablets (2012-2014): brand development, production, distribution

:: In 2014, we supplied a portion of our Sundwich chargers to support Ukraine's people in Eastern part of the country protecting their homes in terms Russia's hybrid war.

The Butterfly Effect of The Europe's-First Biofuel-Powered Cruise Ship

On June 5th, 2009, an extraordinary event unfolded on the Dnipro River in Ukraine, which proved to be a pivotal moment in the history of renewable energy. This singular event, which was the brainchild of Julia and her partner, set in motion a wave of change that rippled across Europe, leaving a profound impact on the pace of the energy transition, clean tech acceptance, and the adoption of legislation supporting further renewable energy industry development.

The event was the launch of a motor ship fueled entirely by biofuel. More than 120 people participated in this groundbreaking event.

In the wake of this landmark event, legislative changes were promptly implemented in Ukraine, heralding a new era of green energy development. Over the next decade, Ukraine rapidly emerged as one of the top 15 countries in the world with the most advanced renewable energy industry.

Downtown Kyiv's Ukrainian House For the First Time Was Switched to Renewables in 2009

In 2009, Julia co-led the initiative to power the Ukrainian House in downtown Kyiv with renewables for the first time during the Ukrainian Renewable Energy Forum, co-founded by her. This milestone marked a significant step forward in Ukraine's transition to a sustainable future and served as a catalyst for further growth and development in the renewable energy sector.

ECOSMART 2011: The First Carbon Emissions Offset For The International Forum & Trade Show

In 2011, Julia and her team at the Innovative Business Centre launched ECOSMART, an International CleanTech Business Forum featuring renowned speakers, including a former UN Climate Change executive secretary. The event showcased sustainability and clean technologies beyond renewables, attracting numerous international participants. Despite challenges such as addressing environmental impacts and offsetting CO2 emissions, their efforts led to ECOSMART winning the "Event Awards" for Best International Event in Ukraine.

Solar Energy for Households & Decentralization

Julia Daviy Berezovska is known as a co-initiator of a feed-in-tariff for householders in Ukraine. In 2011 together with her partner Vitaliy Daviy (President of the Ukrainian Renewable Energy Association, 2009-2016) they were able not just to implement a pilot project in this direction, but convince the decision-makers to make the legislative changes allowing inclusion individuals into the solar energy market.

These changes were implemented in 2015 and opened the market for thousands of householders in Ukraine. Since then, solar energy became a tool to develop a middle class in the country, as enabled passive income for householders who installed PV systems. Another project, co-initiated and managed by Julia, Solar Academy, during over a decade educated entrepreneurs, engineers and householders to operate in the solar energy market, install, launch and operate PV systems.