Six energy zones will be established in northern Poland

In northern Poland, six special energy zones are set to launch in early next year, according to Anna Łukaszewska-Trzeciakowska, the government's representative for strategic energy infrastructure. These zones are designed for large consumers with annual electricity usage exceeding 100 GWh and those planning energy storage facilities. The aim is to boost investments, especially in regions with significant renewable energy generation like wind and solar farms.

These zones will offer investors approximately a 30% reduction from standard energy prices. This initiative is expected to enhance the efficiency of the National Power System and promote local energy balance. Proposed locations include Słupsk Redzikowo, Suwałki, Ostaszewo I and II, Szubin, and Olsztyn. If successful, more zones may follow.

Source: bankier.pl