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Standard Investments (ASI) has sealed the latest of a raft of solar plays in Poland, purchasing a relatively sizeable portfolio from China’s ReneSola.

package includes 16 individual projects located across various parts of Poland, Hep stated on Wednesday without supplying the value of the deal. The assets

It has won over 230 MW of projects in renewable resource public auctions in Poland as well as also has 750 MW under advancement, according to information from

billion (USD 4.45 bn/EUR 4.16 bn) worth of financial investments in the field. Poland is additionally seen to be on track to come to be the second-largest EU market

business claimed they anticipate Poland's government to once again launch an aid programme for PV systems called 'My Electricity' in addition to dedicate other

and earlier this year energised three PV farms totalling 251 MW, part of Poland’s broader pivot away from coal. The PPA aligns with

Capital's fund has acquired a 50-MW solar portfolio in Poland from Grenevia SA. This marks the fund's third closed investment in three months, following

Poland’s Ministry of Energy today launched an ambitious rebate scheme for residential PV with a total budget of 1 billion PLN (approximately €235 million). According to the Polish government’s announcement, the scheme, dubbed Mój Prąd (My Electricity), will grant rebates for a maximum of 5,000 PLN (about $1,325) per project and will be available only for residential PV projects ranging from 2 kW to 10 kW in capacity. The minister of energy, Krzysztof Tchórzewski, said applications for the rebates will be accepted until funds are exhausted. He also added the number of prosumers relying on small-sized rooftop PV under net metering, which stood around 65,000 at the end of last year, may increase by additional 200,000 through this new scheme. “The scheme is part of a few new incentives that were recently introduced by the government for small-scale solar, which also include low-cost credits for PV micro-intallations,” Piotr Pająk of renewable energy news site Gramwzielone.pl, said to pv magazine.  But this is not the only good news for solar in the country. On July 19, the Polish Parliament approved a new renewable energy act, which will make the wind and solar energy auctions planned for this and next year move forward. “It still needs to be approved by [the] other chamber of Parliament, but this seems obvious and should happen by the end of July,” Pajak further explained. “Among the auctions for this year, there will be one dedicated to wind-solar projects up to 1 MW,” he added. “The government believes that the winner of the auction will be PV with total capacity of around 0.7 GW. There will also be an auction for larger wind and solar projects, but in this case the winner will be wind with capacity of even up to 2 GW.” Furthermore, the RES act has been extended to businesses and energy communities access to net metering, which previously was granted exclusively to residential, government entities, and housing communities. Net metering came into force in Poland in 2016. Poland reached a cumulative installed solar PV capacity of 486.5 MW last year, according to provisional figures released by domestic solar industry association Polska PV.

is the last deal for its 2023 task profile, going into the building phase in Poland. Green Genius, operating 8 European markets, has 263 MW of solar projects in

Electric has been contracted to construct two solar farms in northwestern Poland, commissioned by local renewable energy developer PAD RES. The combined

round of auctions of renewable resource by the Energy Regulatory Office in Poland has actually attracted a poor response. It assigned a simple 8.5 TWh of

of electricity prices for the tasks. The portfolio is entirely located in Poland, mainly in the west and centre of the country. The solar energy parks are

wider initiative between Getka and Unimot to branch out PV module materials to Poland. Their objective is to make use of funds from EXIM to establish

than 5 towns that border each other. The extra renewables sustain comes after Poland deployed 2.2 GW of solar PV last year-- during which time it likewise assigned

Energia Ciepła, a subsidiary of Poland's PGE, has secured PLN 48.7 million (USD 12.5 million/EUR 11.6 million) in co-financing from the national eco-fund. This