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In 2024, Ukraine has been recognized as the most “generator-rich” country in the world, reflecting the essential role of these devices in maintaining electricity amid the ongoing crisis. With substantial international aid, including significant generator donations from countries like Sweden, France, Japan, the UK, and collective EU states, Ukraine's capacity to cope with power outages has dramatically improved. The Ukrainian government has also optimized regulations to facilitate the faster import of generators and related energy equipment.

Despite the influx of generators, over 100 incidents of carbon monoxide poisoning were reported in December alone, underlining the critical need for proper usage and safety measures. Education facilities, heavily reliant on generators, still face challenges in providing an adequate learning environment, pointing to a need for better-equipped schools.

This situation reflects both a significant step forward in energy resilience and a reminder of the ongoing challenges in safety and infrastructure adequacy in Ukraine as it navigates through these trying times.