We invite you to read the next report from Sobieski Institute: Coal-to-Nuclear for Poland – Support Mechanisms.<\/p>\n
The decarbonisation of Poland\u2019s utility-scale power sector represents one of the key challenges of the country\u2019s current energy policy. This issue was previously identified in the 2019 and 2020 reports SMR for Poland and Nuclear Power for Poland, published by the Sobieski Institute (available in Polish on Sobieski Insitute’s website). These reports concluded that Poland\u2019s decarbonisation and energy transition present a challenge for the coming decades, requiring a revised approach in numerous aspects: planning, corporate structures, securing funding for investments, and above all, a coherent and sustainable strategy aimed at building a modern, competitive, and climate-neutral economy. The Sobieski Institute\u2019s participation in the DEsire project and the preparation of thematic reports in the \u2018Coal-to-Nuclear for Poland\u2019 series represent a continuation of this work. The aim of this report is to present potential support mechanisms that can help accelerate the deployment of nuclear technologies within the Polish utility-scale power sector. Particular emphasis is placed on aspects related to the implementation of new technologies, alongside financial, regulatory, and organisational issues. The report discusses the main challenges and benefits associated with the Coal-to-Nuclear concept. This document provides a comprehensive analysis intended to serve as a foundation for further legislative, investment, and organisational actions supporting Poland\u2019s energy transition towards a low-carbon, stable, and sustainable energy future.<\/p>\n