Poland’s PPA market is undergoing significant changes, driven by regulatory challenges and evolving energy demand.
Our latest Public Report provides insights on the current landscape, future outlook, and strategies for optimising profitability in this dynamic market.
Key takeaways include:
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- Current landscape: The Polish PPA market is dominated by 10+ year fixed-price contracts for new solar PV projects, while onshore wind PPAs face delays due to permitting hurdles and the 700-meter rule.
- Future outlook: By 2030, the market risks undersupply if utility and electrolyser demand surges, or oversupply if corporate offtake remains the primary driver.
- Revenue optimisation: Onshore wind sees higher returns from CfD schemes, avoiding inflation risks, while solar PV benefits more from PPAs due to CfD cannibalisation risks.
- Profitability strategies: Combining RES support schemes with merchant exposure—such as a short-term PPA alongside a partially contracted CfD—can balance revenue certainty with merchant upsides.
Download the full report now for our detailed findings and analysis.
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