It plans to increase its power capacity from 40 GW to 73 GW and expects the share of coal to fall from 80% of electricity consumption today to 60% by 2030. WindEurope CEO John Dickson has criticised Poland 's draft energy strategy to 2020 , accusing it of sending " all the wrong signals " . The strategy aims to increase the country 's power capacity to 73 GW from 40 GW and achieve a 20 % reduction in coal 's share of the energy mix to 60 % by 2030 . However , it does not include any additional onshore wind and would lead to a drop from 7 GW in 2025 to 800 MW by 2040 . Dickson said it was a " crazy " move , especially following the competitive prices achieved during the country 's first onshore wind auction .
WindEurope CEO John Dickson has criticised Poland 's draft energy strategy to 2020 , accusing it of sending " all the wrong signals " . The strategy aims to increase the country 's power capacity to 73 GW from 40 GW and achieve a 20 % reduction in coal 's share of the energy mix to 60 % by 2030 . However , it does not include any additional onshore wind and would lead to a drop from 7 GW in 2025 to 800 MW by 2040 . Dickson said it was a " crazy " move , especially following the competitive prices achieved during the country 's first onshore wind auction .