Legal act
Resolution No. 134/2007 of the Council of
Ministers of 24 July 2007 on the "Multiannual
Programme for the Promotion of Biofuels or Other
Renewable Fuels for the Years 2008-2014" (M.P.
No. 53, Item 607)
Resolution No. 15/2014 of the Council of Ministers
of 28 January 2014 on the multiannual programme
"The Programme of the Polish Nuclear Power"
(M.P., Official Gazette Item 502)
"Development directions of agricultural biogas
plants in Poland in the years 2010-2020" adopted
by the Council of Ministers on 13 July 2010.
Strategy "Energy security and the environment - a
2020 vision" adopted by the Council of Ministers
on April 15, 2014.
Responsible Development Strategy adopted by the
Council of Ministers on 14 February 2017.
Description
The Resolution's objective is to create favorable conditions for
the production and use of biofuels in Poland. The programme
includes measures to support biocomponents and liquid
biofuels production as well as those aimed at increasing
demand for biofuels. The overall goal is to achieve the share
of biocomponents in the market of transport fuels of at least
10% in 2020 (indirect targets: 7.1% in 2013, 7.55% in 2014).
The Programme of the Polish Nuclear Power (PEJ) sets out the
agenda for the construction of two nuclear power plants and
the preparation of regulatory and organizational infrastructure
for these investments. The document defines the roles and
responsibilities of the institution appointed for the
implementation of the Programme and the issues related to
nuclear safety and radiological protection. The Programme
also includes: economic validation of nuclear power plant
operation in Poland, possibilities of its financing and the
methods of dealing with spent fuel and radioactive waste.
The main objective of the document is to optimize the legal
and administrative system for establishing agricultural biogas
plants in Poland and to indicate the possibility of co-financing
of such installations from public funds, both national and
European, available within national and regional operational
programmes. The document assumes that by 2020, in each
Polish municipality, on average one biogas plant using
agricultural biomass will be established