POLAND RENEWABLE INCENTIVES
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In the Republic of Poland, electricity from renewable sources is promoted through a quota system, tax relief and subsidy and loan schemes. Heat generated from renewable energy sources is supported through three subsidy schemes and a loan scheme. Renewable energy in transport is promoted through a biofuels quota obligation.
Access of electricity from renewable energy sources to the grid shall be granted according to the principle of non-discrimination. Furthermore, grid operators must give electricity from renewable sources priority of transmission. Plant operators are not entitled to the development of the grid.
In Poland, there are only two policy programmes related to renewable energy plants: A training programme for installers of RES installations, and a certification scheme for solar thermal installations.
ELECTRICITY
Support schemes
In the Republic of Poland, electricity from renewable sources is promoted mainly through a quota system. Electricity suppliers are obliged to acquire a certain number of so-called “certificates of origin”, which are issued to the producers of electricity from renewable sources. Furthermore, electricity from renewable sources is supported through a tax relief as well as loan and subsidy schemes from the National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management (NFOSiGW).
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Grid issues
Grid operators are obliged to connect renewable energy plants to their grids without discriminating against certain (groups of) plant operators. Furthermore, grid operators must give electricity from renewable sources priority of transmission. Grid operators are also obliged to develop their grids in line with the general provisions of energy law. However, plant operators are not entitled to the development of the grid.
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Policies
In Poland, there are only one policy programme related to RES-E plants: A training programme for installers of RES installations.
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HEATING AND COOLING
Support schemes
In Poland, heat generated from renewable energy sources is supported through two subsidy schemes.
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Policies
In Poland, there are only two policy programmes related to renewable energy plants: A training programme for installers of RES installations, and a certification scheme for solar thermal installations.
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TRANSPORT – MOBILITY
Support schemes
In Poland, renewable energy in transport is promoted through a biofuels quota obligation.
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Further information
- Ministerstwo Gospodarki (MG) – Ministry of Economy
- + 48 22 693 50 00
- MG website
- mg(at)mg.gov.pl
- Ministerstwo Środowiska (MOS) – Ministry of the Environment
- +48 22 57 92 900
- MOS website
- info(at)mos.gov.pl
- Urząd Regulacji Energetyki (URE) – Energy Regulatory Office
- +48 22 661 61 07
- URE website
- ure(at)ure.gov.pl
- Polskie Sieci Elektroenergetyczne. PSE Operator S.A. – Polish Transmission System Operator
- PSE website
- Krajowa Agencja Poszanowania Energii S.A. (KAPE) – National Energy Conservation Agency
- +48 22 825 86 92
- KAPE website
- kape(at)kape.gov.p
- Narodowy Fundusz Ochrony Środowiska i Gospodarki Wodnej (NFOSiGW) – National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management
- + 48 22 45 90 100
- NFOSiGW website
- fundusz(at)nfosigw.gov.pl
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