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Ukraine is making its infrastructure harder for Russia to destroy by building clean energy sources
(www.milwaukeeindependent.com)
This is a most excellent place for technology news and articles.
If you took a second to read you'd find their usefulness isn't withstanding attack, but being able to quickly deploy after an attack.
You're acting as if there's some magical form of energy generation that is impervious to modern munitions.
I'll write it again then: of what use is rebuilding a small scale insular install if your grid is down, and can't get up because your power plants and high voltage transformers are toast? You industry can't operate, that's the whole point of this exercise. The residents and small businesses can survive on small generators, and they do.
Before engaging sarcasm try finding out whether the tree you're barking up is in the right forest.
You just don’t understand how the grid works especially with decentralized power.
The grid doesn't work with pure renewable without month-scale storage. Decentralized has nothing to do with it. Most industrial production processes require 24/7/365 power availability. For obvious reasons not many such are still in operation there, despite aggressive load shedding.