Case Study — Energy Resilience

District Heating Projects: Ukraine

Four modular natural-gas power plants delivered for Vinnytsia & Kamianets-Podilsky — safeguarding thermal and electrical supply during a period of heightened national energy vulnerability.

Project Type

4 Modular Gas Power Plants

Locations

Vinnytsia & Kamianets-Podilsky

Aggregate Capacity

20 MW

Configuration

1×7.5 · 2×5 · 1×2.5 MW

Scope of Work

Design · Supply · Technical Integration · Local Cooperation

Britlith Power delivered a complete suite of four natural gas power plants supporting district heating systems in Vinnytsia and Kamianets-Podilsky. These plants were vital to maintaining thermal and electrical supply during a period of heightened national energy vulnerability.

Our solution included

Plants

4

Capacity

20 MW

Two plants were delivered for the Vinnytsia municipal heating utility, while two additional systems were deployed in Kamianets-Podilsky, each tailored to the city’s infrastructure. Time was of the essence — both municipalities required functional systems ahead of the winter heating season.

Britlith Power’s team worked collaboratively with Ukrainian technical personnel, project stakeholders, and local authorities to ensure compliance with regulatory frameworks, efficient grid interfacing, and reliable thermal energy supply.

Core Drivers

Key Success Factors

Fast-track procurement

Rapid sourcing and delivery of modular units to meet urgent winter-heating deadlines.

Deep technical engagement

Close coordination with local engineering teams to align plant operations with existing utilities.

On-site training

Comprehensive knowledge transfer and handover to local operational teams for self-sufficient running.

Full documentation

Guaranteed support services and technical manuals provided post-commissioning.

The Outcome

DELIVERED STATUS

Four operational plants, delivered rapidly with minimal disruption — ensuring energy resilience for Ukrainian cities during a critical time.

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