Introduction to poland sagu electric energy storage products

Why is energy storage a growing interest in Poland?

There is a rising interest in energy storage in Poland. New regulations, funding programs and rising electricity prices are drivers for a increasing interest in energy storage in Poland. Coming 6th Renexpo Poland, that takes place 19-21 October in Warsaw, provides a good opportunity to follow the new trends and make new business contacts.

Why is power supply quality so important in Poland?

The unsatisfactory power supply quality in Poland is a reason behind the growing interest of all customer groups in energy storage devices. Power supply quality is estimated using i.e. parameters such as SAIDI and SAIFI. SAIDI stands for System Average Interruption Duration Index.

How much does energy storage cost in Poland?

The Metering Act has introduced mandatory electronic registration of energy storage facilities above 50 kW. This will allow monitoring the development of storage technologies in Poland. In the draft update of PEP 2040, about 5 GW of prosumer and large-scale energy storage capacity was assumed. Their cost was estimated at nearly $9.4 billion.

What are the driving factors for energy storage in Poland?

Driving factors for energy storage in Poland are besides continuous feeding programs for renewable energy rising electricity prices and the poor condition of the grid. A “Strategy for sustainable development” is currently under consultation.

Does Poland need a state aid package for energy storage?

A panel discussion on the Polish market at the recent Energy Storage Summit CEE in Warsaw. Image: Solar Media The European Commission (EC) has approved a €1.2 billion (US$1.32 billion) state aid package for Poland to support the deployment of electricity storage facilities.

Why is green hydrogen a priority in Poland?

Green Hydrogen is a priority in Poland in alignment with European Union energy policy. The European Union (EU) aims to increase the use and importance of electrolysis generated hydrogen in the energy and transport sectors.