2025-12-16 16:10, updated 2025-12-16 16:37
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2025-12-16 16:37
Before the National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management prepares its own program, the Ministry of Climate wants to use the PLN 300 million transferred under the KPO to co-finance the installation of home energy storage facilities in the new version of the Moje Prąd program – according to the statement of the head of the Ministry of Environmental Protection, Paulina Hennig-Kloska. She added that the EC agreed to this. The Ministry of Environmental Protection estimates that at the end of the year approximately 100,000 will be connected in Poland. such warehouses.
“We are in negotiations with the European Commission regarding certain decisions regarding the National Reconstruction Plan. We wanted to transfer money from the unused pool of funds to home storage facilities under the KPO (…) and we received the EC's decision to transfer PLN 300 million under the KPO to equipping home prosumer photovoltaic installations into home storage facilities,” Hennig-Kloska said at a press conference on Tuesday.
She added that before the National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management prepares its own national program, the Ministry of Climate wants to use the PLN 300 million transferred under the KPO to co-finance the installation of home energy storage facilities in the new version of the Moje Prąd program.
Hennig-Kloska emphasized that such warehouses are especially important for those prosumers who work in the net-billing system.
“Wise management of a home storage facility can improve the efficiency of such an installation (PV – PAP) by up to 70 percent. We would like to equip at least 200,000 households with this type of storage units by the end of this term. In fact, at the end of the year we estimate that we will be exactly halfway there – on average, we are growing 15,000 home energy storage units per quarter and at the end of the year we estimate that we will have approximately 100,000 in the network,” she added. (PAP Business)
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