17:03 10 February 2025
Min Fin: investments in energy transmission networks should reach pLN 65 bln in decade
Finance Minister Andrzej Domański emphasized that low energy costs should be Poland’s competitive advantage, achievable through major investments. Over the next decade, PLN 65 billion will be allocated to modernizing energy transmission networks, including 30 new substations, upgrades to 110 existing ones, and 5,000 km of new power lines.
Poland will expand distributed energy, biogas, heating systems, and energy storage while investing in gas power to stabilize supply when renewables underperform. Additionally, PLN 60 billion will finance Poland’s first nuclear project in Pomerania, with further discussions on small modular reactors (SMRs).
This aligns with the government’s six-pillar plan, focusing on science, energy transition, advanced technologies, infrastructure, capital markets, and business cooperation to drive long-term economic growth.
