Polansa new energy storage subsidy policy

Will Poland increase subsidy levels for PV & storage installations?

Poland ‘s government has revealed that it will increase subsidy levels for residential PV and storage installations under the Mój Prąd (My Electricity) rebate scheme. As of Dec. 15, the subsidy for solar will be raised from PLN 4,000 to PLN 6,000.

Will Poland raise solar subsidy levels in December?

The Polish government will raise subsidy levels for rooftop PV and storage systems from December under its Mój Prąd scheme. The rebate for solar will increase from PLN 4,000 ($888) to PLN 6,000 and will more than double from PLN 7,500 to PLN 16,000 for storage.

How much is solar subsidy in PLN?

As of Dec. 15, the subsidy for solar will be raised from PLN 4,000 to PLN 6,000. The rebate for storage will more than double from PLN 7,500 to PLN 16,000, according to the scheme’s website. The scheme is open to residential rooftop PV projects ranging in size from 2 kW to 10 kW, and storage installations from 2 kWh.

How much subsidy is available for solar installations?

The maximum subsidy available for solar without storage is PLN 6,000, increasing to PLN 7,000 for solar micro-installations with storage. Any solar installations connecting to the grid after Aug. 1 must be paired with electric storage facilities and/or heat storage facilities to be eligible. The installations can range from 2 kW to 20 kW in size.

What is Poland's energy policy until 2040?

For this reason, on March 29, 2022, the Council of Ministers adopted the principles for the update of the "Poland's Energy Policy until 2040" (PEP2040), which are aimed at strengthening energy security and independence in the context of the new situation.

What is Poland's new energy plan?

Solar panels. Featured Image: foxbat/Shutterstock.com The Polish government has given the thumbs up to the country’s new energy plan through 2040 that gives a major push to wind and solar with the goal of cutting coal's share in the power generation mix and lift the one of renewables in final consumption to at least 23% in 2030.