Document
Polish Nuclear Energy Programme, adopted by
the Council of Ministers on 28 January 2014
National Action Plan for Energy from Renewable
Sources adopted by the Council of Ministers on 7
December 2010
Fourth National Energy Efficiency Action Plan for
Poland, adopted by the Council of Ministers on
23 January 2018
Description
The Programme diversifies the Polish energy mix by using
nuclear energy. Among others, it sets out the timetable for
the construction of a nuclear power plant in Poland and
the preparation of the regulatory and management
structure for the purposes of this investment project..
The document defines the roles and responsibilities
of institutions for the implementation of the Programme
and the issues related to ensuring nuclear safety and
radiological protection. The Programme also contains an
economic justification for the implementation of nuclear
energy in Poland and addresses the possibilities of its
financing and the methods for handling spent nuclear fuel
and radioactive waste.
"Clean Air" Priority Programme launched in
September 2018
The document sets out the measures to promote the use
of RES, including those designed to enable Poland to
achieve its 2020 RES target of a 15% share of RES in
the final gross energy consumption. It contains projections
of the achievement of this target in a sustainable manner,
taking many factors into account, including such ones as
the resources of RES and raw materials for fuel production,
as well as the legal status of the power grid. It assumes that
the pillars for enhancing the use of RES will include
a greater use of biomass and wind-based electricity.
The document lays down the measures to improve energy
efficiency in final energy consumption broken down into
end-use sectors and the calculations of final energy savings
achieved in the period from 2008 to 2015 and planned to
be achieved in 2020.
National Plan to Increase the Number of Low-
The Plan defines low-energy buildings, their specific
Energy Buildings, adopted by the Council characteristics and the measures to be taken by
of Ministers on 16 July 2015
the government administration to promote low-energy
buildings, also in the scope of their design, construction
and reconstruction in a way which ensures energy
efficiency, and to increase the share of renewable energy in
new and existing buildings.
It is a comprehensive programme with the aim of reducing
or avoiding the 