Agenda

Industry, energy, investments

The situation of energy-intensive industries. Energy prices for industry in Poland and abroad. Industrial power generation in Poland. How is industry in Poland investing in its own generation (RES), in self-sufficiency and security?

Technical feasibility, system constraints, guarantees of supply stability. The business prosumer – a flexible company in the energy market.

PPA and the green energy market

PPAs/cPPAs in the transforming Polish energy market – an instrument to support decarbonization and the development of renewable energy sources. Polish and EU legislation. Poland's attractiveness as a cPPA market. Efficient investment support for large-scale renewables: the cPPA model versus an auction-based RES support scheme. Most commonly used cPPA clauses and models: on-site, direct line, physical and virtual agreements. Business motivations and market experiences of entities entering into cPPAs: price stability, risk minimization, flexibility, environmental, regulatory, image considerations. The role of the banking sector in financing RES investments and its influence on the form of PPAs. Local government units in the cPPA market.