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Power sector construction in Poland 2010

Development forecasts and planned investments
Power sector construction in Poland 2010 Development forecasts and planned investments

February 2010
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Power sector construction in Poland 2010 is a groundbreaking first edition report compiled by PMR’s construction market experts. It examines Poland’s changing electricity market, existing facilities producing electricity for the needs of the country and the region, and the plans of leading power groups in terms of construction of new facilities geared toward meeting the energy requirements of the coming decades.

This report profiles the leading power groups in detail, and describes the companies and their reach, the power stations they currently own and operate as well as their plans for the future – including levels and specific targets for investment. Planned investments are detailed and separated into conventional power plant projects and the wide open renewable power production field that can encompass wind, water, geothermal and biomass generation facilities.

Also included is an in-depth discussion of the top contractors at work in the planning and building of Poland’s new power generation facilities. These contracting companies are profiled, as well as key subsidiaries currently active on the power market.
Power sector construction in Poland 2010 combines valuable business intelligence from a variety of trusted sources into one clear, concise document – ready for delivery to you in convenient electronic format.

PMR study comprises detailed information on:
  • Poland’s electricity market – its key drivers, assets and players
  • The conventional power segment – planned investment in new plants and renovations
  • Renewable power sources – plans for new plants to operate in this wide open segment
  • Top groups producing and selling electricity – and their plans for the future
  • Active contractors on the market – details on their completed projects, earnings and subsidiary structures

The report is supplemented with development forecasts.

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  1. Methodology

  2. Executive summary

  3. Electricity market in Poland

    1. Types of business activity in the power market
    2. Legal system regulating the power market
    3. Poland’s Energy Policy until 2030
    4. Key raw materials used in the power sector in Poland
    5. Main companies operating in the power market in Poland
    6. The condition of generation capacity in Poland

  4. Investments in conventional energy in Poland

    1. Investments in power generating units
    2. Investments in power networks
    3. The condition of power networks
    4. Capital expenditure on power networks
    5. Funding sources for power project financing
    6. External financing
    7. EU funds
    8. Barierrs to power sector projects

  5. Energy from renewable sources in Poland

    1. Wind power in Poland
    2. Installed wind power capacity
    3. Licences for new wind power capacity
    4. Barriers to the growth of the wind power sector
    5. The value of investments in wind power
    6. Hydropower generation in Poland
    7. Installed capacity
    8. Licences for new capacity
    9. Environmental impact of hydro plants
    10. Biogas power in Poland
    11. Funding of investments in biogas plants
    12. Geothermal power in Poland
    13. Barriers to the development of geothermal power
    14. Application
    15. Geothermal energy potential
    16. Determinants of economic feasibility of geothermal energy
    17. Solar energy in Poland
    18. Solar energy potential
    19. Barriers to the development of solar energy

  6. Investments in nuclear energy projects in Poland

    1. Potential sites for Polish nuclear power plants
    2. Investments in nuclear energy projects

  7. Profiles of key investors in the power market

    1. Polska Grupa Energetyczna S.A.
    2. Tauron Polska Energia S.A.
    3. Energa S.A.
    4. ENEA S.A.
    5. Vattenfall Poland Sp. z o.o.
    6. The RWE Polska Group
    7. GDF SUEZ Energia Polska S.A.
    8. CEZ Polska
    9. EDF Polska
    10. PSE Operator S.A.
    11. PKP Energetyka S.A.

  8. Profiles of the main contractors in the power market

    1. Polimex-Mostostal S.A.
    2. Budimex S.A.
    3. Mostostal Warszawa S.A.
    4. Alstom Power Sp. z o.o.
    5. PBG S.A.
    6. Erbud S.A.
    7. Rafako S.A.
    8. Mostostal Zabrze-Holding S.A.
    9. Elektrobudowa S.A.
    10. Elbud Warszawa Sp. z o.o.
    11. Elbud Katowice Sp. z o.o.
    12. Elbud Gdansk S.A.
    13. Elektromontaz Rzeszow S.A.
    14. Elektromontaz Gdansk S.A.
    15. Elektromontaz Krakow S.A.
    16. Energoaparatura S.A.
    17. Przedsiebiorstwo Wielobranzowe Eltar Spolka z o.o.
    18. ZEP- CWS

  9. List of graphs

  10. List of tables

  11. About PMR

  12. Contact PMR

List of graphs


1. Structure of electricity sales in Poland, 2009
2. Production of electricity in Poland by source of energy (%), 2008
3. Cost of producing 1 MWh of energy (PLN), 2009
4. Division of the Polish electricity market by distributors, 2010
5. Age structure of power-generation assets (conventional power production) in Poland, end of 2008
6. Coal-fired power plants in Poland, 2010
7. Age structure of boilers used at power plants in Poland, 2009
8. Age structure of turbine generator sets used at power plants in Poland, 2009
9. Increase/decrease in generation capacity in Poland (MW), 2008-2030
10. Structure of the network infrastructure in Poland by age, 2009
11. Production of electricity in Poland by source of energy, 2015 and 2030
12. Current and target share of energy from renewable sources in gross final electricity consumption in selected EU countries, 2005 and 2020
13. Installed capacity of wind turbines in Poland (MW), 2007-2009
14. Existing, under construction and planned wind farms in Poland, 2010
15. Existing hydropower plants in Poland, 2010
16. Existing geothermal heating plants in Poland, 2010
17. Proposed locations of nuclear power plants in Poland, 2010
18. Major assets of PGE Group, 2010
19. Major assets of Tauron Group, 2010
20. Major assets of Energa Group, 2010
21. Major assets of ENEA Group, 2010

List of tables


1. Major power market concerns operating in Poland, 2009
2. Types of business activity conducted by major Polish and European power groups, 2009
3. Structure of power groups operating in Poland after consolidation, 2009
4. Expected demand for electricity in Poland (TWh), 2010-2030
5. Conventional power plants in Poland, 2009
6. Planned capital expenditure on the power sector in Poland (PLN bn), 2008-2030
7. Planned decommissioning of gross generation capacity at system power plants in Poland (MW), 2008-2030
8. Determined increases and replacement of gross generation capacity of system power plants in Poland (MW), 2008-2020
9. Transmission and distribution network in Poland (km), 2004-2007
10. Existing cross-border HV interconnections of the Polish power system, 2009
11. Funds for the development and upgrade of the power sector under the Operational Programme – Infrastructure and Environment, 2007-2013
12. Generation of electricity from renewable sources in Poland (GWh), 2006-2008
13. Scenario analysis of the Polish wind power sector growth, 2010-2020
14. Capital expenditure on the construction of a 30 MW wind farm
15. Existing, under construction and planned wind farms in Poland, 2010
16. The largest hydropower plants operating in Poland, 2010
17. Planned investments in hydropower plants in Poland, 2010-2020
18. Potential geothermal energy resources in Poland
19. The PGE Group’s investment programme for 2009-2012
20. The Tauron Group’s investment programme for 2009-2012 and 2013-2020
21. The ENERGA Group’s investment programme for 2009-2015
22. The ENEA Group’s investment programme for the coming years
23. The Vattenfall Group’s investment programme for 2009-2011
24. The RWE Polska Group’s investment programme for 2010-2015
25. GDF SUEZ Energia Polska’s investment programme
26. PSE Operator’s investment programme until 2015 and 2020
27. Key financial data of the Polimex-Mostostal Group, 2005 – Q1-Q3 2009
28. Key financial data of the Budimex Group, 2005 – Q1-Q3 2009
29. Key financial data of the Mostostal Warszawa Group, 2005 – Q1-Q3 2009
30. Key financial data of the Alstom Power Group, 2005 – Q1-Q3 2009
31. Key financial data of the PBG Group, 2005 – Q1-Q3 2009
32. Key financial data of the Erbud Group, 2005 – Q1-Q3 2009
33. Key financial data of the Rafako Group, 2005 – Q1-Q3 2009
34. Key financial data of the Mostostal Zabrze Group, 2005 – Q1-Q3 2009
35. Key financial data of the Elektrobudowa Group, 2005 – Q1-Q3 2009
36. Key financial data of the Elbud Warszawa Group, 2005 – Q1-Q3 2009
37. Key financial data of the Elbud Katowice Group, 2005 – Q1-Q3 2009
38. Key financial data of the Elbud Gdansk Group, 2005 – Q1-Q3 2009
39. Key financial data of the Elektromontaz Rzeszow Group, 2005 – Q1-Q3 2009
40. Key financial data of the Elektromontaz Gdansk Group, 2005 – Q1-Q3 2009
41. Key financial data of the Elektromontaz Krakow Group, 2005 – Q1-Q3 2009
42. Key financial data of the Energoaparatura Group, 2005 – Q1-Q3 2009
43. Key financial data of the Eltar Group, 2005 – Q1-Q3 2009
44. Key financial data of the ZEP-CWS Group, 2005 – Q1-Q3 2009
Power sector construction in Poland 2010
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