The Polish capacity market proposal vs the British
model
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Instytut Gospodarki Surowcami Mineralnymi i Energią PAN, Kraków
Polityka Energetyczna – Energy Policy Journal 2017;20(2):59-72
KEYWORDS
ABSTRACT
Recently there has been a significant debate about the possible implementation of a centralized
capacity mechanism in Poland. Despite the fact that capacity adequacy is currently being discussed
at the national level as a long-term issue, the lack of sufficient capacity and insufficient demand
flexibility has already been observed on a number of occasions. In July 2016, the Polish Ministry
of Energy expressed its support for the implementation of a market-wide capacity mechanisms.
In view of these recent events, the aim of this paper is to shed some light on the possible implementation
of a capacity market in Poland. The paper presents a brief overview of the key problems
that the Polish power sector faces and provides a comparative analysis between some of the main
elements of the Polish capacity market proposal and the GB capacity market.
METADATA IN OTHER LANGUAGES:
Polish
Propozycja polskiego rynku mocy vs model brytyjski
mechanizm wynagradzania zdolności wytwórczych, rynek mocy, adekwatność zasobów
W ostatnim czasie rozpoczęła się ważna debata na temat możliwego wdrożenia scentralizowanego
mechanizmu mocowego w Polsce. Mimo tego że adekwatność zasobów jest obecnie omawiana na szczeblu
krajowym jako kwestia długoterminowa, wielokrotnie podkreślano brak wystarczającej mocy i niewystarczającą
elastyczność popytu. W lipcu 2016 roku polskie Ministerstwo Energii wyraziło poparcie dla
wdrożenia mechanizmów mocy o zasięgu rynkowym. Biorąc więc pod uwagę ostatnie wydarzenia, celem
niniejszego artykułu jest rzucenie światła na możliwość wdrożenia rynku mocy w Polsce. Praca prezentuje
zwięzłe omówienie kluczowych problemów polskiego sektora wytwarzania i dostarcza analizy głównych
elementów propozycji polskiego rynku mocy w kontekście rozwiązań wdrożonych w Wielkiej Brytanii.
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