10 Years of Poland’s Energy Transition — The Forum Energii Perspective
Poland’s energy sector looked very different just a decade ago. In 2016, coal accounted for around 80% of electricity generation, while the prospect of large-scale wind and solar development seemed unrealistic to many. Today, we are in the midst of one of the biggest structural shifts in Poland’s energy sector since the country’s post-war electrification. Coal’s share of electricity generation has fallen to 52%, while solar, wind and gas are rapidly gaining ground. In July 2026, electricity from Baltic Power – Poland’s first offshore wind farm in the Baltic Sea – entered the national grid for the first time.
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10 Years of Poland’s Energy Transition — The Forum Energii Perspective
Poland’s energy sector looked very different just a decade ago. In 2016, coal accounted for around 80% of electricity generation, while the prospect of large-scale wind and solar development seemed unrealistic to many. Today, we are in the midst of one of the biggest structural shifts in Poland’s energy sector since the country’s post-war electrification. Coal’s share of electricity generation has fallen to 52%, while solar, wind and gas are rapidly gaining ground. In July 2026, electricity from Baltic Power – Poland’s first offshore wind farm in the Baltic Sea – entered the national grid for the first time.
Beyond 60% RES in Poland by 2030 - cooperation between Forum Energii and Enercode
To lead an effective energy transition, you need not only regulations, but also good, modern computing tools. The world is changing rapidly - the winner will be the one who is able to plan strategically, but also react to changes and minimize costs. In order to meet these challenges, the Energy Forum, together with Enercode, has taken on the task of building an open energy model that will support the planning of the modernization of the Polish energy sector, taking into account the acceleration of the development of renewable energy sources.
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Beyond 60% RES in Poland by 2030 - cooperation between Forum Energii and Enercode
To lead an effective energy transition, you need not only regulations, but also good, modern computing tools. The world is changing rapidly - the winner will be the one who is able to plan strategically, but also react to changes and minimize costs. In order to meet these challenges, the Energy Forum, together with Enercode, has taken on the task of building an open energy model that will support the planning of the modernization of the Polish energy sector, taking into account the acceleration of the development of renewable energy sources.
