New rules for Polish solar

Regulation changes in Poland could help address challenges in one of Europe’s top solar markets, while directives from Brussels may give new impetus to the residential segment. Legal expert Piotr Mrowiec reports on what proposed legislation could mean for solar if Poland’s parliament and president sign off on the plan.

Poland is ranked sixth in cumulative PV capacity in Europe, with 25.5 GW of capacity recorded by the transmission system operator in December 2025, and fifth in terms of new capacity growth. Regulations are now proposed to change how grid connection offers are handled. These are intended to force investment decisions and accelerate the construction …

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