Renewable energy sources.

We are pleased with the pace of work on the act on supporting offshore wind energy. In order to move to the next stage of development of our offshore development projects, the act should be adopted by the end of this year at the latest. Our projects are at different stages of development and are […]

„The so-called Proximity act, which is still in force, may cause an investment gap in wind energy to emerge as quickly as next year. This void could be filled by large-scale PV investments, which need a guarantee in the form of large auction volumes until 2026,” Grzegorz Wiśniewski, Director of the Institute for Renewable Energy, […]

– Poland is in favour of the European Commission’s goal that Europe should become the first climate neutral continent. At the same time, we are of the opinion that the goal of climate neutrality by 2050 should refer to the EU as a whole, and in relation to Poland it should take into account its […]

What goes on in Poland on the 13th of August.

If we want to decarbonize the energy industry all we really need to do is pay for it. There is no way this can be avoided. Today we know that for many countries sticking to one kind of technology does not offer quicker outomes – writes Adam Rajewski from the Warsaw University of Technology.

What goes on in Poland on the 7th of July.

Since the beginning of the year a conflict over an onshore wind farm in the village of Wyczechowo in the Kashubia region has been brewing. The so-called proximity act and challenges posed by the need to reconcile the interests of the local community, local government and the investor are a backdrop to this dispute. Patrycja […]

According to estimates, about 14,000 turbine blades in Europe will be decommissioned by 2023. Neglecting the utilization of the used parts may be very costly and not much time is left. The plan to reconstruct the EU economy could include investments in recycling renewable energy sources, including wind turbine blades – Patrycja Rapacka, editor at […]

At the end of May Denmark’s Energy Ministry announced it would build an artificial island around the isle of Bornholm in the Baltic Sea. Offshore wind farms able to produce 10 GW will be built in the location as well. A cluster around the island connected to a power supply line and offshore wind farms […]

Poland’s Renewable Energy Act has not been fully updated to comply with the EU Directive on Renewable Energy, and especially to its second version from December 2018. The deadline for its implementation is June 2021. In theory we do have some time, but that’s just theory. The works on implementation should be ending and not […]