As reliable fire service and timely emergency assistance are among the top priorities for the area affected by the on-going armed conflict, a solar power system was installed to provide fire station in Kreminna city, Lugansk region, with autonomous access to energy and hot water. While improving the energy security, the project helped to reduce the fire station energy bill by around 2,000 USD annually and decrease related GHG emissions by 90 tons per year. In addition, the project was to promote low carbon energy initiatives in private and public buildings to reduce energy consumption in the target area through the information campaign that included information campaign that included public hearing on energy efficiency of public buildings (40 participants), two seminars ("Problems of energy efficiency of Ukraine" and "Energy efficiency through the eyes of children") (total 60 participants), project presentation (56 members of the public), production and distribution of information leaflets and booklets (1500 copies each), dissemination of information about the project implementation on environmental Internet sites.