Solar power in Poland

Solar energy in Poland is a new sector of renewable energy and consists of solar thermal and solar electricity. Solar thermal, used for heating water was widely used in about 1,700,000 square metres (18,000,000 sq ft) of solar thermal collector at the end of 2014. This corresponds to about 1,200 MW_th capacity. Solar collectors are the second, after the biomass heating plants, source of "green heat" in Poland. In 2014, Poland was ranked fourth in sales of solar collector installations among European countries.^[1]

The total solar photovoltaics (PV) power plants connected to the grid in Poland at the end of 2012 were about 1.29 MW_p of capacity.^[2] According to Energy Regulatory Office photovoltaic power in Poland had 91,82 MW_p installed capacity at the end of June 2016.^[3]

List of photovoltaic systems in Poland with a capacity above 20 kW:^[4]^[5]^[6]

2.0 MW Cieszanów (under construction, as of November 2014);
1.84 MW Kolno;
1.64 MW Gdańsk;
1.5 MW Gubin;
Photovoltaic farm in Wierzchosławice - 1.0 MW;
311 kW, Ruda Śląska, Upper Silesia Waterworks;
100 kW, Polkowice, NG2;
82 kW, Łódź, Voivodeship Specialist Hospital;
80.5 kW, Bydgoszcz, Frost Company;
71.76 kW, Jaworzno, Shrine of Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Jaworzno;
54 kW, Warsaw, Center for Photovoltaics at the Faculty of Environmental Engineering, Warsaw University of Technology;
40 kW, Bogumiłowice;^[7]
21.42 kW, Rybnik;
20 kW, Rzeszów, School of Law and Administration;
20 kW, Warsaw, Embassy of Japan.

Online real production of 2 kW PV plant in Poland.^[8]

The Green Institute Foundation supports the development of solar energy in Poland running a campaign "Energy Democracy".^[9]

References

Solar energy in the European Union

European Renewable Energy Council European Photovoltaic Industry Association

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Solar thermal power stations	Alvarado (50 MW) Andasol (150 MW) Extresol (150 MW) Gemasolar (20 MW) Puertollano (50 MW) PS20 (20 MW) PS10 (11 MW) Puerto Errado (31 MW) Solnova (150 MW) Termosolar Borges (25 MW) Valle (100 MW)

Photovoltaic power stations	Alt Daber (68 MW) Brandenburg-Briest (91 MW) Crucey (60 MW) Eggebek (84 MW) Finow Tower (85 MW) Finsterwalde (81 MW) Gabardan (67 MW) Karadzhalovo (60 MW) Lieberose (71 MW) Meuro (70 MW) Montalto di Castro (84 MW) Neuhardenberg (145 MW) Okhotnykovo (80 MW) Olmedilla (60 MW) Perovo (100 MW) Rovigo (72 MW) Senftenberg (82 MW) Templin (128 MW) Toul-Rosières (115 MW)

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Solar power in Poland

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