Impact of Subsidy Programmes on the Development of the Number and Output of RES Micro-Installations in Poland

Bieszk‐Stolorz, Beata

doi:10.3390/en15249357

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“…The main contributor to this was the "My Electricity" government programme. The "My Electricity" programme has contributed to approximately 2 GWp of installed PV capacity in 2019-2021 [41]. The largest RES producer in Poland in 2021 was wind energy (Figure 3).…”

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The Economic and Social Dimension of Energy Transformation in the Face of the Energy Crisis: The Case of Poland

Piwowar,

Dzikuć

2024

Energies

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Energy transformation in Poland, including the need to accelerate the shift away from hard coal and lignite in the power system, has been taking place in the face of the energy crisis. Ambitious climate and economic goals force the development of renewable energy sources, but they require legislative changes for the benefit of socially vulnerable consumers. This is important from the point of view of counteracting energy poverty. Energy transformation is not only a change in the fuel used, but most of all, the path and basis of low-carbon development that changes many socio-economic systems. The aim of this study is to link the development and environmental challenges in the studied subject matter with social challenges. The analyses show that it is necessary to strengthen the use of local energy potential and resources, and to activate local communities. The construction of nuclear power plants is also crucial. The results of the presented theoretical and empirical studies can be the basis for a revision of the energy policy in Poland in the area of the social dimension of the energy sector.

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“…In turn, the share of the wind turbines category contributed about 11.02 percent to the power mix, the most of any renewable source. installed PV capacity in 2019-2021 [41]. The largest RES producer in Poland in 2021 was wind energy (Figure 3).…”

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The Economic and Social Dimension of Energy Transformation in the Face of the Energy Crisis: The Case of Poland

Piwowar,

Dzikuć

2024

Energies

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“…The introduction of government and non-government subsidy programs and other financial benefits, for example tax reliefs, may also be helpful. Studies on other pro-ecological investments [104] indicate that subsidy programs significantly increase the number of implemented systems. On the other hand, lack of funding sources can be a critical element causing problems in the involvement of stakeholders [105].…”

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Opportunities and Challenges for Research on Heat Recovery from Wastewater: Bibliometric and Strategic Analyses

Kordana-Obuch,

Wojtoń,

Starzec

et al. 2023

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The potential for recovering heat from wastewater exists at various stages, including generation, transport, and treatment. As a result, various technologies for thermal energy recovery from wastewater are now successfully employed in many countries. In order to synthetically present the current state of knowledge on heat recovery from wastewater, a bibliometric analysis of previously published studies indexed in the Web of Science database was performed. The review was further extended with strategic SWOT and SOAR analyses to identify internal and external factors determining the competitive advantage and weaknesses related to the use of wastewater heat exchangers and heat pumps. These analyses indicated the need for further research on the possibilities of heat recovery from wastewater as the use of this technology, both at the building level and on a larger scale, contributes to the implementation of sustainable development goals, especially in terms of improving energy efficiency and reducing CO2 emissions. Particular emphasis should be placed on research into the use of warm wastewater together with other, better known and accepted, renewable energy sources. It is also important to continuously educate the public and promote heat recovery technologies at various levels, as well as to increase the involvement of legislators and other stakeholders.

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“…Such conditions are also met by the technology of prosumer photovoltaic (PV) systems in Poland, which are the subject of this study. Many research works have already been dedicated to this topic, which indicates a considerable interest in this research area [2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15]. Researchers have made many attempts to identify factors influencing the adoption of prosumer PV technology using different approaches and models.…”

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Perception of Prosumer Photovoltaic Technology in Poland: Usability, Ease of Use, Attitudes, and Purchase Intentions

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This article aims to examine the factors affecting the acceptance of photovoltaic technology in Poland. Questions were asked about the perceived usefulness and ease of use of PV technology, how the attitudes and intentions of using PV technology are shaped, and how activities related to the promotion of PV technology are perceived. An examination was also conducted on which sociodemographic variables influence the above-mentioned constructs. As a result of the analysis, it was found that the economic usefulness of prosumer PV technology is rated the highest from the cost perspective. In terms of perceived ecological utility, the highest ratings were assigned to intentions to increase the production of green energy and to perceiving PV heating as ecological. In both of the above cases, the variables that statistically significantly influenced this assessment were age and the fact of having a PV system. The perceived ease of use of the PV system was also rated highly. The answers provided differed significantly depending on the possession of a PV system, gender, size of the place of residence and whether there was a person with technical education in the household. It was also noted that the attitudes towards the technology of prosumer PV systems are very favorable in terms of all the examined variables defining this construct. The variables that statistically differentiated the answers were experience in using PV systems, age, and size of the town. Furthermore, attention was drawn to ambiguous assessments of the perception of activities related to the promotion of prosumer PV systems. It was established that the only sociodemographic variable that determines statistically significant differences is age.

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Impact of Subsidy Programmes on the Development of the Number and Output of RES Micro-Installations in Poland

Cited by 7 publications

References 48 publications

The Economic and Social Dimension of Energy Transformation in the Face of the Energy Crisis: The Case of Poland

The Economic and Social Dimension of Energy Transformation in the Face of the Energy Crisis: The Case of Poland

Opportunities and Challenges for Research on Heat Recovery from Wastewater: Bibliometric and Strategic Analyses

Perception of Prosumer Photovoltaic Technology in Poland: Usability, Ease of Use, Attitudes, and Purchase Intentions

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