Who prepared the report and why

The report “The flexibility services market in Poland. Current state, development prospects and recommendations” was prepared by Centrum Transformacji Energetycznej (the Energy Transformation Centre) with the participation of CGI. This service helps you get to know it, also if you do not have time to read more than a hundred pages.

Faculty of Law and Administration, University of WarsawEnergy Transformation CentreCGI

Centrum Transformacji Energetycznej

Centrum Transformacji Energetycznej (CTE) works on the legal and regulatory framework of the energy transition in Poland and the European Union. It analyses how national and EU rules shape the functioning of the energy market and puts forward proposals for change.

The report on the flexibility services market is a regulatory analysis: it compares the experience of Great Britain, the Netherlands and Belgium with the state of the market in Poland and with the requirements of the draft NC DR network code, and concludes with a recommended market model and actions for individual market participants.

Filip Elżanowski
Author of the report
Juliusz Kowalczyk
Author of the report
Anna Kucińska
Author of the report
Klaudia Domasiewicz
Collaboration

CGI's contribution

CGI contributed knowledge of energy markets in Europe to the report, defined its structure, and built the Flexibility Market service with the AI assistant.

Krzysztof Ulicki
CGI
Bartłomiej Nieścierowicz
CGI
Jacek Rekos
CGI
Michał Ambor
CGI

About the initiative

  1. 1

    Everything in one place

    Rules, findings and proposals on the flexibility services market are scattered: in EU directives and regulations, in the draft NC DR code, in Polish energy law, in operators’ network codes and in other countries’ experience. The report brings them together in one place.

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    To get things moving

    Poland faces decisions that will shape the flexibility market for years, before the NC DR code enters into force. The report aims to open a substantive discussion: to show the gaps, compare possible models and propose concrete steps for the regulator, the operators, the power exchange and aggregators.

  3. 3

    Accessible to everyone

    More than a hundred pages is a lot. That is why the report comes with an assistant that knows the report, the text of the draft NC DR and 328 source documents. Anyone can ask a question, clear up doubts and prepare a note, always with the source.

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Read the report in brief