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Electricity retailers in Poland will be able to reduce household energy bills by 12 percent retroactively from the start of 2023 under a regulation published on Monday by the Ministry of Climate and Environment .
The Polish government will allocate PLN 5.5 billion (EUR 1.2 billion) to mitigate high gas and electricity prices for energy-intensive firms in 2023-2024, the Prime Minister's Office announced in a statement on Tuesday.
The prices of energy for households in Poland in the second half of 2022 were among the lowest in the European Union, Eurostat, the EU's statistics agency, wrote in a report published on Monday.
Polish coal companies will pay a so-called solidarity fee, or a 33-percent windfall tax on their excess profits obtained in 2022, the Prime Minister's Office has reported.
Poland's cabinet has decided to expand preferable pricing conditions for electricity bills paid by households, small firms and vulnerable entities.
The transformation of Poland's electricity sector will cost PLN 600 billion (EUR 132 bln), a minister said on Monday.
Micro-power generation, most of which consists of solar panels, provided the electrical grid with 109 percent more electricity in 2022 compared to the previous year, the Polish energy watchdog has reported.
Renewable energy sources satisfied over 17 percent of domestic electricity consumption in Poland in 2022, power grid operator PSE has reported.
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