Poland renewable energy

The Polish renewable energy market

Here it´s to our followers the second country report of this Summer from Greensolver to discover where you are investing, what are the opportunities and the actors of the game in the Polish renewable energy market
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Italian Grid Connection Process Explained 

Grid Connection request  Download form 1/a and attach the documentation with the applicant’s personal data, the type of plant, the availability of the land and its location, and a copy of the banking order of the payment of the consideration equal to € 2,500. Estimate processing (90 days) The Connection unit has 90 days to process the
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The Renewable Energy Law Review: Italy

The Italian energy transition represents one of the most important events towards low carbon Europe. In the country today renewable energy covers 39.4 per cent of electricity national generation. The main source is coming from hydroelectric plants (40%), followed by solar (20.4%), wind (17.4%), bioenergy (16.9%) and geothermal (5.2%). The development of renewable energy plants has increased, thanks also to the
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Decreasing Cost of Renewables and Storage Solutions to Drive Growth

The energy as a service market is projected to reach USD 105.6 billion by 2027 from an estimated USD 64.7 billion in 2022, at a CAGR of 10.3% during the forecast period. Due to the manufacturing advances and various technological improvements, the costs of various renewables and storage solutions such as solar PVs, fuel cells,
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PPAs: Which One Do You Need?

Given the increased investment costs due to raw material prices of photovoltaic and wind plants (capital-intensive capacity), it is increasingly advantageous for developers to sign PPAs, securing the projects´ bankability. In fact, it is convenient that the cash flow of a new big plant coming online is known in advance, otherwise, it will be more

PPA Prices are Higher Than Ever 

The rush in wholesale prices of gas and electricity also drives up the average prices of long-term contracts (PPA) for renewable energy.  Long-term power purchase agreements provide the assurance that the project will bring the expected return on investment upon completion, reducing the uncertainty of cash flow derived from the sale of energy on the
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The Case for New Electric Interconnectors

In October 2014, the European Council endorsed the European Commission’s proposal to extend the electric interconnectors target from 10% to 15% by 2030, considering cost factors and potential commercial exchanges. Electric Interconnectors: Facilitating Renewable Energy Exchange Across Europe Our energy production and consumption increasingly rely on interconnectors. Renewable sources like offshore wind and solar replace
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Italian Fer Observatory On Renewables 2021

Renewables on the rise: + 70% compared to 2020 with 1,397 MW. It is essential to accelerate to reach the 2030 goals.  According to the RES Observatory created by ANIE Rinnovabili, an association of ANIE Federation, based on the data from Terna of 2021 there is a cumulative total of 1,376 MW of renewables divided
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Upcoming Italian Capacity Market Auction

The Italian electricity transmission system operator (TSO) Terna initiated the procedure for electricity generators to take part in the 2024 capacity market auction at the end of November 2021 with the aim of holding the competition on 21 February 2022.   Terna will hold the third auction round for the capacity market (2024) on February 21, 2022, after having

The Irish Energy Roadmap Towards 2030

Ireland’s Energy Roadmap: Charting a Course for a Renewable Future Ireland has set an ambitious goal: to generate 70% of its electricity from renewable sources by 2030. This aligns with the objectives outlined in the Government’s Climate Action Plan (2019). Achieving this target will require a significant transformation of the Irish energy landscape. The Challenge:
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