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Poland eases connection rules for home batteries up to 2.2x PV power
Poland has changed its grid-connection rules to make it easier for households to pair PV systems with larger batteries, through an amendment to its Renewable Energy Sources Act that also revises the energy law.
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Poland has changed its grid-connection rules to make it easier for households to pair PV systems with larger batteries, through an amendment to its Renewable Energy Sources Act that also revises the energy law. From Dec. 1, the rated power of a battery connected with a micro-installation will not count toward the micro-installation’s installed power, as long as the battery’s power is no more than 2.2 times that of the PV system. Combined grid feed-in from the PV system and battery must also stay below the micro-installation’s installed power.
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