For the first time in Prykarpattia the Fair of international projects – 2021 was held
The official opening of the event took place in the New Energy Science Campus. The participants were greeted by: Evstahiy Kryzhanivskyi – Rector of IFNTUNG, Maksym Karpash – Vice-Rector of IFNTUNG, Andriy Boychuk – Head of Ivano-Frankivsk Regional State Administration, Ruslan Martsinkiv – Mayor of Ivano-Frankivsk, Kosmin Ioniu Andriy – Mayor. Oksana Shiychuk – HUSKROUA ENI CBC 2014-2020 Branch Expert in Ivano-Frankivsk, Dean White – USAID Energy Security Project Manager, Richard Tomlins – Coventry University International Center for Transformational Entrepreneurship Project Director and others.
Presentation by Yaroslav Adamenko:
Project “Regional Center for Training and Monitoring of Environmental Impacts of Electrical Installations – CRIMIGE”. The aim is to conduct a joint environmental training and information campaign on the impact of electricity on the environment through the exchange of research, experience and practice funded by the European Union under the cross-border cooperation program Hungary-Slovakia-Romania-Ukraine 2014-2020. Valuable equipment was purchased for this purpose within the project. It should be noted that the study uses a low-frequency analyzer for professional measurements of electric and magnetic low-frequency alternating fields, a device for in-depth analysis of the electromagnetic field and for recording radiation in the radio frequency range, search dosimeter – radiometer, multifunction laser rangefinder.
A group of experts is preparing to conduct research on power equipment, installations located in Ivano-Frankivsk and Zakarpattia regions. It is expected that in the long run, due to the established foci of anthropogenic physical fields, recommendations will be developed to minimize such impacts on both the environment and human health. The results of the study will also form the basis for the preparation of masters in the transboundary impact of production, transportation, distribution and use of electricity on the environment.