How will Poland’s RES act affect new energy construction?
Report
investigates market impact on power generation projects utilising renewable
fuels.
The
Polish energy markets are looking ahead to the upcoming RES act and
anticipating changes to the industry, especially in terms of new construction
and renovation. In order to meet the requirements of EU regulation, Poland must
derive 15% of its energy from renewable sources by 2020. Energy providers will
need to adjust their operations to produce the most profitable mix of sources,
choosing from wind, solar, biomass and biogas.
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Although
wind turbines currently lead the field of renewables in Poland, changes are
expected, especially among other sources such as photovoltaics. Energy
construction in Poland 2013 – the renewable energy segment is a timely new
market intelligence resource that explores current conditions and examines the
possibilities for the future of the energy industry and related power
construction investment.
In
addition to exploring the RES act and its implications, this PMR publication
provides an accounting of Poland’s current power generation capacity and the
portion generated using renewable fuels. It breaks down the market system in
terms of fuel: wind turbine, solar, water, biomass, biogas and photovoltaics,
providing values and the percentages of total power generated in each of these
sub-segments. This report answers questions about issues related to overall
conditions in the Polish power generation sector.
This
report engages in an insightful analysis of the potential for profitability of
each of the renewable fuel sub segments, particularly once the RES act is
finalised. It contains a SWOT analysis of the segment and examines
forthcoming renewable source projects in detail.
It
points out areas of the country that will benefit from the highest
concentration of new renewable energy facilities and examines key investors and
their policies, all with an eye toward changes that might prove necessary once
the RES act has been implemented.
Contractors
involved in power construction and producers of the required materials and
equipment for use in power facility construction will be especially interested
in the contents of this report. Companies seeking to offer newly developed
equipment on the Polish market concurrent with the startup dates of new
projects, financial services professionals, as well as researchers and analysts
studying this particular segment will also benefit from this forward looking
publication.
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Useful
in evaluating RES market profitability in Poland, locating and securing new
contracts, researching the competition and analysing risk of various
investments, Energy construction in Poland 2013 – the renewable energy segment
is an essential guide to success for all industry professionals interested in
the future of Polish power generation using renewable fuel sources.
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