The distributed energy sector in Poland – current status, challenges, barriers, and the Danish experience

Autor: Karol Tałan

Tytuł artykułu: The distributed energy sector in Poland - current status, challenges, barriers, and the Danish experience

Abstract: The article presents the current state of distributed energy in Poland, with particular emphasis on the energy transition plans, analyzing the document Polish Energy Policy until 2040 (PEP2040). Additionally, de-scribes three types of entities: prosumers, energy clusters and energy cooperatives. The author explains their cur-rent status, funding sources and barriers. The second part of the publication presents the author's reflections on the problems and challenges related to the development of biogas and wind energy. Additionally, the author focuses on the impact of distributed generation on the power system. Social and local governmental aspects are also pre-sented. In the third part, the author presents the Danish experience in the development of renewable energy sources and distributed generation. The author presents two examples of solutions: a civic foundation in Hvide Sande and a district heating company in Gram. Conclusions of the article includes the proposal of changes to the legislative system that will enable further RES development. In addition, the author draws attention to the impact of the Mój Prąd programme, responsible for the high growth of installed capacity.

Key words: decarbonization, distributed energy, PEP2040

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Strony 12-26

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Karol Tałan - Eng. of interdisciplinary studies in Bioeconomy conducted jointly by the Mili-tary University of Technology, Warsaw University of Technology and Lodz University of Technology.. Currently a student master's studies at the Lodz University of Technology: Envi-ronmental Engineering - Ecological Energy Sources. Junior expert at the Ignacy Łukasiewicz Energy Policy Institute. His interests focus on renewable energy sources with particular em-phasis on the development of distributed generation.
ORCID: 0000-0003-1466-6332