Have you ever wondered how our daily decisions impact the planet we live on? Sustainable development is not just a trendy term but a necessity to ensure a healthy Earth for future generations. At the heart of this concept lie Renewable Energy Sources (RES) – our secret weapon in the fight against pollution and environmental degradation.
Did you know that every ray of sunshine and gust of wind has the power to change? RES such as solar, wind, hydro, and biomass are not just alternatives to fossil fuels. They are a ticket to a world where clean air is not a luxury but a standard. By harnessing these natural resources, we can significantly reduce our carbon footprint and say goodbye to unwanted CO2 emissions.
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Accessible to Everyone
You might think, “RES are great, but can I apply them in my life?” The answer is: absolutely! Technological advancements make RES-based solutions more and more accessible. From solar panels on roofs to small wind turbines in gardens – sustainable energy is within reach.
Health Goes Hand in Hand with Ecology
A clean environment is essential not only for the health of our planet but also for ourselves. Fewer pollutants mean a lower risk of heart disease, asthma, and other ailments. By investing in RES, we care not only for the ecology but also for our health.
Conclusion: RES Are Our Green Future
In summary, Renewable Energy Sources are no longer just an option – they are a necessity. By embracing them, we not only support sustainable development but also contribute to building a better world for us and future generations. Are you ready to join the green revolution?
Photovoltaics in Poland is one of the fastest-growing sectors of renewable energy, and also one of the most cost-effective ways to reduce electricity expenses for businesses.
Environmental and economic benefits of photovoltaic farms
The development of photovoltaics in Poland, from the perspective of companies and industry, is an investment that brings many benefits—both economic and environmental. Here are some of them:
Reduction of electricity bills by up to 90%. On average, electricity costs account for around 20% of a company’s total expenses. Photovoltaics allows for self-production of energy, which is cheaper and more stable than energy from the grid.
Increased energy independence and supply security. Photovoltaics ensures business continuity even in the event of grid failures. Thanks to energy storage, surplus energy can be stored for internal use.
Improved company image and environmental awareness. Photovoltaics is one of the cleanest and most environmentally friendly ways to generate energy. By using photovoltaics, a company demonstrates its commitment to climate protection and CO2 emissions reduction.
The development of photovoltaics for companies in Poland operates similarly to installations for single-family homes, with a few differences. Depending on the capacity and type of installation, companies can benefit from one of the following solutions:
RES micro-installations with capacity below 150 kWp – for smaller businesses. Surplus energy can be settled with the grid (net metering or net billing).
Small RES installations from 150 kWp to 1 MWp – e.g., for hotels or sanatoriums. Energy can be sold to the grid based on a PPA (Power Purchase Agreement).
RES installations over 1 MWp – for manufacturing plants. Energy can be sold under the RES auction support system.
Return on investment and forecasts
Photovoltaics for companies is an investment that pays off on average within 7 years, and in some cases even sooner. According to the report “Photovoltaics Market in Poland 2022,” depending on the scenario, the market could grow by as much as 343% compared to 2021, reaching 34.1 GWp of cumulative capacity by 2027. This growth is driven by rising electricity prices, the development of the prosumer market, government and EU support, and growing ecological awareness. Photovoltaics in Poland is becoming not just a beneficial, but a necessary solution for business.
Electrum photovoltaic farms – Our projects
We have currently commissioned PV installations with a total capacity of nearly 2 MWp and hold approximately 25% of the market share in the Polish photovoltaic farm sector. Feel free to explore our completed projects here:
The transformation of the energy industry is a key challenge for Poland and the world, as it requires a shift in the way electricity and heat are generated and distributed. Renewable energy sources such as wind, solar, water, and biomass, offer many advantages, including lower greenhouse gas emissions, reduced fossil fuel consumption, and greater energy independence. However, to effectively harness these sources, a comprehensive approach to power sourcing and generation planning is needed—one that accounts for their variability, decentralization, and costs.
Comprehensive RES Solutions and Resource Optimization
A comprehensive approach to planning and generating power from renewable energy sources involves integrating various technologies, systems, and strategies that ensure optimal use of resources and energy demand. Some of these elements include:
Smart Grid Development
Smart grid development enables communication and coordination between producers, consumers, and grid operators, and allows for automatic adaptation to changing conditions and behaviors.
Implementing energy storage allows excess energy to be stored during periods of low demand and released during periods of high demand, increasing the flexibility and stability of the system.
Implementing demand response systems involves encouraging or limiting energy usage by consumers depending on energy availability and pricing, which reduces peak demand and network load.
New Technologies
The use of information and communication technologies (ICT) enables the collection, processing, and analysis of data on the status and operation of the energy system, improving its efficiency, security, and quality.
Optimizing the management of RES installations using modern systems such as EMACS. EMACS integrates data from multiple sources—such as inverters, meters, sensors, weather forecasts, and energy market data—and presents it in a clear and intuitive way. EMACS enables real-time monitoring of RES performance, efficiency and profitability analysis, parameter optimization, and maintenance planning. It is also a reporting and auditing tool that simplifies compliance with legal and contractual requirements. EMACS is not just a SCADA system—it is also a business intelligence platform that helps RES owners and operators make better decisions and enhance their market competitiveness.
Summary
The transformation of the energy industry is a long-term and complex process that requires cooperation and involvement from all stakeholders, including governments, the private sector, social organizations, and citizens. Nevertheless, it is both necessary and achievable to ensure sustainable development and a better quality of life for future generations.
