Since the start of the conflict with Russia, Ukraine has prioritized energy security and resilience by shifting towards wind power and renewable resources. The vulnerability of the nuclear fleet highlighted the need for alternative energy sources. DTEK Renewables, a Ukrainian energy firm, has spearheaded the development of wind power projects despite the ongoing war. The Tyligulska Wind Power Plant, located near the conflict zone, symbolizes Ukraine's commitment to renewable energy, with plans for expansion. Foreign investors like Vestas and Elementum Energy are actively supporting Ukraine's wind power transition. Additionally, Ukraine aims to join the European green hydrogen economy, focusing on reducing carbon emissions in sectors like steel production. The country's steel industry, a major emitter of CO2, is set to undergo decarbonization to align with EU standards. Plans for a green revolution include leveraging wind power, biomass, and green hydrogen to drive economic development and decarbonization efforts.