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About Mykhailo Pyrtko

 

Mykhailo Pyrtko is a lawyer, PhD in Law, and energy expert specializing in renewable projects, corporate structuring, and international investment. Born in Lviv region, Ukraine, he studied law and finance at Ivan Franko National University of Lviv and later earned a master’s degree in energy security.

He has worked as a lawyer, CEO, and project leader in renewable energy, including solar power development. Since 2021, he has chaired the supervisory board of the venture fund Kharrikein, investing in real estate and energy projects. Mykhailo is also a licensed attorney advising on business structuring, tax planning, and cross-border investments.

Internationally, he has collaborated with partners from the EU, Turkey, Azerbaijan, and China, bridging law, business, and energy. A member of the International Solar Energy Society and the Energy Institute, he continues to promote sustainable solutions for global challenges.

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