As a result of the Russian attack, one of YASNO’s warehouses, where some of the equipment for solar power stations was stored, was burnt down. Most of the equipment was damaged, according to the company’s chief executive, Serhiy Kovalenko.
Briefly about the main points
- One of YASNO’s warehouses has burnt down.
- Some of the equipment for solar power stations was stored there.
- Most of the equipment was damaged.
- Serhiy Kovalenko, the chief executive, reported on the consequences.
- The loss of stock may affect the configuration of future projects.
Equipment for solar projects was stored at the warehouse
Kovalenko reported that one of YASNO’s warehouses had burnt down as a result of the Russian attack. Some of the equipment for solar power stations was stored there, and most of it was damaged.
YASNO offers its customers a «turnkey» solar power system installation service: it selects the equipment and organises its delivery and installation. The company’s catalogue includes, amongst other things, solar panels, inverters and batteries.
The loss of reserves could affect future projects
The loss of equipment could potentially affect the procurement, delivery or installation of new YASNO solar projects. This is because the company provides a full range of services — from selecting the equipment to its delivery and installation.
