The main goals of the project were achieved:
1. A working project was developed for the installation of solid fuel boilers for heating the buildings of Municipal Institution "Out-of-town Health and Recreation Facility "Mriya". The working design envisages the equipment of the boiler house for the installation of three solid fuel boilers with a total capacity of 189 kW. This working project covers MI OHRF MRIYA, which accepts about 40 temporarily displaced persons, 150 children and 10 employees of the institution.
2. Three Ankot-63 solid fuel boilers and equipment for their connection were purchased and installed, which allowed to reduce the amount of carbon dioxide emissions by 79.58 tons.
3. An energy audit of buildings #2, 3, 4 connected to the heating system was carried out, an energy audit list of energy saving and energy efficiency measures was developed and their cost assessment was carried out for each type of energy consumed, and an energy passport of the facility was drawn up.
4. The outdoor lighting of the children's camp was modernized, 10 lighting resistors were modernized with the replacement of traditional lighting elements with LED lighting, as a result of which energy consumption was reduced by 2200 W per hour when using outdoor lighting.
5. A round table was held on the benefits of using alternative heating sources on the example of MI "Out-of-town Health and Recreation Facility "Mriya", which was attended by 40 people (representatives of local authorities and the public), where they discussed the most pressing issues of transition to state and municipal alternative heating.
6. The project was presented with the participation of 70 people (including 44 women and 26 men) ? representatives of local authorities, civic activists and local residents.
7. Two seminars on the prospects of using alternative heating sources (solid fuel boilers) were held on the example of MI "Out-of-town Health and Recreation Facility "Mriya", with the participation of 50 people ? representatives of local authorities and the public.
8. A booklet with information about the project and the use of pyrolysis solid fuel boilers in the amount of 500 copies was prepared and distributed at public events for representatives of local governments, heads of municipal or state institutions, representatives of condominiums and active citizens.