The Confusion Around Pmax The harmonization of national regulations with European guidelines (GL – Guidelines) and network codes (NC – Network Codes) has led to a change in the way the operation of the National Power System (KSE) is planned concerning reference capacity (power)—from gross (or gross-like) values to verified net values. This change has […]
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Village in Energy Sector – How Many Farms in PPM Regulation of the Minister of Climate and Environment on the specific conditions for the operation of the power system [1] introduced two “agricultural institutions”: Photovoltaic Farms (par. 2 sec. 4) Wind Farms (par. 2 sec. 5) which constitute an example of unnecessary regulation dictated by
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Do Non-Market Limitations Spell the End for Solar Energy? A number of individuals brought to my attention a publication that has been widely and uncritically shared by various people and personalities. The author of this publication cites parts of an article summarizing a meeting of members and experts from the Polish Photovoltaic Association, organized around
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PGM maximum power, connection power and contracted power Introduction Harmonization of the approach in determining the key quantities resulting from the process of connecting generation units to the power grid is a prerequisite for harmonization of national regulations and European Network Codes (CNC – Connection Network Codes). This text attempts to identify objective criteria for
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