Polish Electricity Association

PKEE calls on the European Commission to introduce a sectoral exemption for energysector activities from Directive 2014/25/EU. The energy sector operates today in fully competitive markets, is subject to extensive EU regulation, and plays a central role in delivering the EUs strategic objectives on energy security, decarbonisation and competitiveness.

The PKEE, representing leading companies in the Polish power and heat sector, emphasizes that district heating (DH) is a SOCIALLY SENSITIVE SECTOR providing an essential public service. I. CONCERNS REGARDING THE HEAT BENCHMARK The proposed heat benchmark of 31.2 allowances/TJ (a 34.1% reduction) is considered structurally flawed because: FALLBACK NATURE: As a cross-sectoral fallback, its reference sample is "pulled…

Setting an appropriate renewable energy framework for the decade ahead is critical to ensure predictability of the energy transition pathway while safeguarding Europes competitiveness. The Polish Electricity Association (PKEE) would like to draw the European Commissions attention to the following key issues: renewable energy targets, regulatory complexity, financing of the energy transition, energy storage…

The attached document contains the contribution of the Polish Electricity Association (PKEE), outlining key considerations for ensuring that the revised Climate Delegated Act remains coherent, technologyneutral and operational for market participants across the Union.

Position paper of the Polish Electricity Association (PKEE) submitted in response to the consultation on the guidance for applying the do no significant harm (DNSH) principle under the 20282034 Multiannual Financial Framework. The document presents key recommendations aimed at simplifying, harmonising and ensuring a proportionate application of DNSH requirements.

The Polish Electricity Association (PKEE) welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the consultation on the design of the legal framework for the possible use of high quality international carbon credits (ICC) towards the 2040 climate target under the European Climate Law. The detailed position is set out in the ATTACHED DOCUMENT.

Targets and Overall Approach: PKEE believes that improvements in energy efficiency are necessary to achieve the EUs ambitious 2040 climate target. The revised framework should prioritise cost-effective solutions and reflect the diverse starting points of Member States. In this context, additional binding targets are not necessary.

Polish Electricity Association position on Renewable energy - guidance on designating renewables acceleration areas Given that Member States have to designate renewables acceleration areas for renewable energy technologies by 21 February 2026, Polish Electricity Association (PKEE) welcomes the Commission initiative to issue guidance on this matter.

Appropriate governance will be crucial for building a genuine Energy Union and achieving climate goals. PKEE draws the Commissions attention to the following issues: - Consistency and flexibility of the framework; - Targets and indicators; - EU funds and conditionality; - Energy security. Please find attached the position paper.

The Polish Electricity Association (PKEE) recognises the strategic importance of revising the EUs energy security framework in light of evolving geopolitical risks, accelerating electrification, and energy transition challenges. A robust framework must balance decarbonisation and competitiveness with secure, stable, and affordable energy supply.

The Polish Electricity Association (PKEE) welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the consultation on the revision of national targets and flexibilities in the EU climate policy framework after 20301. As highlighted in the Commissions Call for Evidence, the forthcoming revision must support the achievement of the provisionally agreed 2040 climate target while ensuring fairness, cost-efficiency and resilience…

The implementation of the new Regulation concerning data reporting under REMIT raises several practical issues that require further clarification to ensure consistent and accurate compliance across market participants. In our response, we draw attention to the following issues: 1. Lack of standardised data formats; 2. Timeline for implementation and final guidance; 3. Clarification of definitions (Article 2); 4.

PKEE welcomes draft EC proposal on Implementing Regulation on interoperability requirements and non-discriminatory and transparent procedures for access to data required for customer switching. Poland is developing in practice its country-wide power data exchange digital system CSIRE and new model of electricity supplier switching with the aim of ensuring that market participants share a clear and mutual…