Aerial view of the Horonda energy yard: substation, battery storage and CHP modules in the centre-right, with the container terminal, grain silos and warehouses of the wider project around it, at golden hour

Horonda Energy

Ukraine's grid has been pushed to the edge. Horonda Energy runs without it: an autonomous island of power, heat and cooling for the industrial park.

Phase 01 / qualified investor route
25 MW first stageInternal + market revenueQualified investor model

Horonda Energy is the utility layer of the project.

It combines storage, dispatchable generation and grid access in one site perimeter: resilience and revenue from the same asset.

01 / First phase25 MW BESS + CHP-KGU node.
02 / Market optionalityInternal demand or grid services.
03 / Resident utilitiesPower, heat, cold, steam and gas.

Ukraine's energy deficit makes resilience infrastructure.

Strikes have knocked out more than half of Ukraine's generating capacity. For industry, dependable power has stopped being a utility line and become a site-selection decision: distributed capacity, storage and on-site utilities now decide where production can grow.

60%generation capacity loss context
3.7 GWCHP need by 2030
2.7 GWBESS need by 2030
5 yrEUR FCR contract route
01 / Geopolitical reality Energy resilience is now part of site selection. Production and logistics projects need confidence in power, not only land and access.
02 / Economic response Flexible local capacity can be monetized. BESS and CHP-KGU can serve both site demand and market sales when the spread is attractive.
03 / Investor opening A resilience project with a defined investor case. The qualified model targets a EUR IRR near 35% and a payback under four years: full revenue stack and sensitivities under diligence.

A 25 MW first block with contracted growth paths.

The 25 MW first phase can serve park demand, sell grid flexibility and build direct utility contracts as residents come online.

~35%Target EUR IRR (qualified case)
~3.8 yrIndicative investor payback
25 MWFirst phase: BESS + CHP-KGU
01 / BESS Ancillary services + market arbitrage

15 MW / 30 MWh storage supports flexibility routes without gas fuel exposure.

02 / CHP-KGU Dispatchable electricity and heat recovery

10 MW gas generation anchors positive-spread dispatch and future thermal services.

03 / Direct contracts Internal power and utility contracts

Resident offtake can reduce pure merchant exposure and improve revenue quality.

04 / Trigeneration Cold, steam, gas and process utilities

Horonda can support warehouses, food processing, production and future data-ready loads.

Isometric blueprint: a containerized gas-engine CHP cogeneration module on site, with gas supply in and heat and power piped to an adjacent building
CHP-KGU: 10 MW dispatchable power + heat
Isometric blueprint: grid-scale battery storage containers (BESS) on a fenced pad, with inverter skid, transformer and grid connection
BESS: 15 MW / 30 MWh storage

Site topology for generation, storage and demand.

The center is the energy yard: BESS containers, CHP-KGU modules and PS-110/10 kV infrastructure. Around it sit warehouses, production plots, logistics, cold storage and future data-ready loads.

First 25 MW block in design.

The first investable block is defined around BESS, CHP-KGU and 110/10 kV infrastructure. Detailed design is in progress; expansion to 120 MW stays tied to residents, approvals and partner structure.

  1. Concept
  2. Feasibility
  3. Land
  4. Status & permits
  5. DesignIn progress
  6. Ready-to-Build

Concept, financial model, business plan and technical conditions are complete; detailed design is in progress.

to first operations~1 year
Indicative project budget €15.5M first 25 MW block · partner-reviewed

Cold-chain demand as a site energy contract.

Isometric cold storage warehouse with CHP heat recovery, chiller loop, gas line and energy routing
Cold store + trigeneration loop / CHP heat · chiller · gas

A 5,000 m² cold store beside the yard prices temperature, rent and energy as one all-in rate. With the energy core next door, that all-in rate sits well under the open market.

Chilled · +2…+8 °C
Park all-in~$13.3
Open market$16–18
Frozen · −18 °C
Park all-in~$16
Open market$20–25
$/m² · month · park all-in vs open market rate

Developed by NSV Group.

NSV Group develops Horonda within a single coordination track, combining large-scale engineering delivery, hands-on investment, logistics and export support. Horonda Energy is led by project principals focused on engineering and investment execution, with Tier-1 partners in logistics, engineering and law.

Viktor Zamfir
Viktor ZamfirProject co-founder / engineering 15+ years
Mykola Shapovalov
Mykola ShapovalovProject co-founder / investments 15+ years
EngineeringA delivery record on large engineering and infrastructure projects.
InvestmentHands-on investing across multiple sectors and project types.
Logistics & exportOwn experience in logistics, brokerage and export support.
Market partnersExecuted with Tier-1 partners in logistics, engineering and law.
Infrastructure investor

Review the first 25 MW block.

For equity and infrastructure capital evaluating BESS, CHP-KGU, grid access and phased expansion.

Lender / finance partner

Structure the resilience layer.

For lenders and blended-finance partners reviewing debt terms, revenue stack and sensitivity cases.

Strategic user

Anchor captive demand.

For cold storage, logistics and energy-intensive residents that turn the utility core into contracted demand.

Discuss the Energy partnership.

We are open to professional investors, lenders and strategic partners who want to review Horonda Energy as part of Ukraine's industrial resilience story. Qualified materials include the return model, revenue stack, debt structure, sensitivities and technical route.

Energy layer for Horonda's industrial project.
Detailed risks, debt terms and sensitivities are reviewed under NDA after qualification.