TIU Canada Donates Winter Clothes to Ukraine’s Military

(Kyiv, Ukraine) – TIU Canada, a leading solar energy producer in Ukraine, donated winter clothes to the Ukrainian military in early spring of this year. More than 1000 items have been delivered to Kyiv and distributed by partners of TIU in early March. The clothes included winter drawers, fleece coats, thermal underwear, socks, and cold-weather jackets. Company CEO Michael Yurkovich said, “While the winter has ended the cold weather still persists in Ukraine, that’s why we partnered with local NGO “Help Ukraine 22 – Operation Palyanytsya” who managed the logistics of this project and delivered the supply of winter clothes to the Ukrainian military. We continue to support Ukraine in a time of need and will continue to do.”

In addition, TIU Canada will be donating supplies to Ukrainians in need, including hundreds of flashlights, sleeping mats, and post-operative medical kits. The donations are part of TIU Canada’s ongoing corporate social responsibility efforts in the communities where it works.

TIU Canada is owned by the Calgary-based Refraction Fund 1 and has been working in Ukraine since 2016. The company currently operates 43 megawatts of electricity production in three solar stations. TIU Canada has invested more than $70 million USD in Ukrainian solar energy and was the first investor in Ukraine under the Canadian Ukrainian Free Trade Agreement (CUFTA).