Discover the journey of Poland from a coal heartland to a promising hub for renewable energy. With 45 GW of solar and wind power expected to connect to the national grid within the next decade, Poland is on the brink of a significant shift. This heralds growth for energy storage, which is anticipated to exceed the 5 GW capacity outlined in Poland’s Energy Policy for 2040 (PEP2040). 

 Recent capacity auctions are a testament to the expansion of energy storage, with 165 MW of energy storage projects awarded in 2023, and an impressive leap to around 1.7 GW in January 2024. Yet, the future landscape of renewable energy and energy storage remains uncertain. Poland is also betting big on nuclear, and coal and gas will feature prominently on Poland’s future energy mix, according to current plans. With so much baseload generation, will Poland really need as much as 5 GW of energy storage by 2040? 

Find out what industry insiders and experts think by joining this webinar and delve into these pivotal developments: 

• Explore the evolving role of energy storage within Poland’s energy framework
• Understand the remuneration mechanisms fueling the growth of energy storage and assess whether they are enough to support growth over time
• Learn more about upcoming capacity auctions where energy storage could once again win big

This webinar is offered at no cost, but availability is limited. To ensure your participation in this insightful session, please complete the registration form now. 

Speakers: 

• Donaji Martinez, New Technologies International Business Director, Jinko Power
• Jan Kłoczko, Deputy Director Commercial (Europe), Greenvolt Power
• Belén Gallego, CEO, Ata Insights