Poland has announced that renewable energy projects will form a significant part of the country's plan to invest $106bn in additional power capacity by 2040. The government is also planning to increase its share of electricity from renewables and nuclear sources over the next decade.
Poland has announced that renewable energy projects will form a significant part of the country's plan to invest $106bn in additional power capacity by 2040. A draft energy strategy, published by the country's energy ministry to accompany the announcement, stated that Poland aims to establish offshore wind facilities and develop photovoltaic schemes over the next two decades, while also planning to build its first nuclear power station.