Poland is in the midst of an energy transition and is gradually replacing its aging power generation and transmission infrastructure with modern and, whenever possible, climate-friendly systems.
The Polish government is aiming to expand the country’s total renewable energy capacity to between 23 and 25 gigawatts (GW) by 2030.1 Work on enlarging the solar energy capacity is progressing particularly rapidly: The installed electrical output of photoelectric plants jumped from less than 0.3 GW in 2018 to about 15 GW in 2023.2 Poland is being supported by subsidies from the government to generate solar energy.




