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Tauron Distribution is consulting it's investments worth PLN billions

Tauron Distribution has announced consultations on its "Development Plan" for 2026-2031. The company aims to double investments in network modernization and expansion, increasing expenditures to PLN 6 billion annually by 2035.

Key objectives include improving energy supply quality, developing renewable energy sources (RES), and implementing smart management systems. Tauron also plans to increase installed RES capacity to 3.7 GW and achieve 100% smart meter deployment by 2030. The consultations will help align investments with the needs of local governments and investors. Comments can be submitted until February 28, 2025.

The key investments focus on improving supply security and reliability, developing renewable energy sources, and digitizing the network. Tauron is also prioritizing smart energy system management and enhancing its flexibility.

 

 

 

Strategic Goals of Tauron by 2030:

  1. Sustainable Operations & Climate Neutrality Transition – Aligning with Poland’s energy transition goals.
  2. Growth Based on the Largest Customer Base – Expanding energy services and customer offerings.
  3. Flexible Organization Adapted to Market Changes – Enhancing agility in response to evolving energy needs.

Key Targets by 2030:

✅ EBITDA Growth: PLN 4.5 billion in 2025, exceeding PLN 6.5 billion by 2030.
✅ Financial Stability: Maintaining a safe net debt/EBITDA ratio.
✅ Renewable Energy Expansion: Installed RES capacity to reach 1.6 GW by 2025 and 3.7 GW by 2030.
✅ Emission Reduction: CO₂ emissions to decrease to 200 kg/MWh by 2025 and below 160 kg/MWh by 2030.
✅ Smart Meter Deployment: 100% coverage in Tauron's operational area by 2030.
✅ District Heating Expansion: Increasing network connections by approximately 450 MWt by 2030.
✅ Customer Service Excellence: Achieving a First Time Resolution (FTR) rate above 90% by 2030.
 

Development Plan for 2026-2031

Tauron’s growth plan aligns with Poland’s Energy Policy 2040, national regulations, and guidelines from the Energy Regulatory Office. It also considers local spatial development plans and the high- and low-voltage network development strategy, in cooperation with Polish Power Grids (PSE).