DoGo Power Plans 200 Energy Storage Systems for Ukrainian Research Sites

Oct 14, 2026
DoGo Power plans to deploy more than 200 grid forming energy storage systems across Ukrainian agricultural research sites and experimental farms over the coming years.

DoGo Power plans to deploy more than 200 grid forming energy storage systems across Ukrainian agricultural research sites and experimental farms, the company said in a press release. The agreement with the Institute of Horticulture of the National Academy of Agrarian Sciences of Ukraine covers phased installations over the coming years.

The systems use DoGo Power's 4S platform, which integrates energy management, power management, power conversion, and battery management. Its Eco series AI tools adjust energy dispatch and operating parameters. The company says the systems can switch between connected and off grid operation within 20 milliseconds.

DoGo Power also presented a 1.672 MWh container system at EcoEnergy Expo 2026 in Kyiv. The company says the 10 foot unit consolidates the functions of six 260 kWh storage cabinets, a combiner cabinet, an on and off grid cabinet and an isolation transformer. DoGo Power also reached agreements with NotaTrade and MIF to provide storage systems and related services in Ukraine.

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