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POWER: Some of Poland’s Coal Fleet May Decommission Prematurely

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Poland may decommission some coal-fired power plant earlier than expected amid higher renewable capacity, ending of subsidies and competition from gas-fired plants, Enea head Grzegorz Kinelski said, cited by Montel. 

  • “The older coal-fired units in our 4GW Kozienice plant are nearing their technical and perhaps also economical end,” Kinelski said.
  • Recently, PGE announced plans to decommission the 900MW Rybnik coal-fired plant earlier than expected, with power generation from the plant will stop at the end of 2025, while district heating generation will be halted from August 2026.
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Poland may decommission some coal-fired power plant earlier than expected amid higher renewable capacity, ending of subsidies and competition from gas-fired plants, Enea head Grzegorz Kinelski said, cited by Montel. 

  • “The older coal-fired units in our 4GW Kozienice plant are nearing their technical and perhaps also economical end,” Kinelski said.
  • Recently, PGE announced plans to decommission the 900MW Rybnik coal-fired plant earlier than expected, with power generation from the plant will stop at the end of 2025, while district heating generation will be halted from August 2026.