High-resolution spatial mapping provides municipal leaders and urban planners with a detailed view of renewable energy suitability across Lviv hromada. By reviewing the animated graphic above or studying the U_CAN interactive map, city officials can identify priority areas for sustainable energy projects.

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Solar potential across Lviv hromada is largely low to medium (orange and light-yellow bands) across most open and peripheral land. Broad northern and south-eastern areas appear as unsuitable (grey) due to dense urban development, protected green belts, and spatial constraints. However, key opportunities emerge in the northern belt (above Dublyany) and along southern pockets (above Rudne and near Pidbirtsi), where medium suitability (0.65–0.7 index) is concentrated.

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Wind potential presents a clear geographic divide. While the central urban core and eastern sectors are completely unsuitable for wind installations (grey), the northern section of the hromada (surrounding Dublyany and Bryukhovychi) shows high to very high suitability (>0.7 index, light and dark green).

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Existing projects in Lviv oblast highlight the region's proven capacity. Major solar developments, such as the Yavoriv-1 and Ternovytsya solar power plants, demonstrate that Lviv oblast already maintains a strong operational foundation for renewable generation. Using the U_CAN interactive map, city officials can target high-suitability zones to advance local decarbonisation and strengthen energy security.