Uninterruptible power supply equipment of Krakow Power Plant Poland

Are power plants a foundation of the Polish energy sector?

Power plants and combined heat and power plants burning fossil fuels are a foundation of the Polish energy sector. A new version of our open database on these facilities, the starting point of all energy transition analyses, is now available at energy.instrat.pl.

What is uninterruptible power supply system?

Uninterruptible power supply system is provided for consumers supply with uninterruptible DC and AC. Uninterruptible power supply system consists of: matching transformers. Uninterruptible power supply system generates input and output three-phase line voltages 220, 380 V AC to power range from 15 up to 60 kVA according to Customer’s request.

How does a power plant work in Poland?

These thermal units produce electricity (and usually heat) by burning fuels. Approximately 90% of the power units are suitable for cogeneration, i.e., they can generate electricity and heat. The average age of active power plant units in Poland is 35 years, with hard coal units being the oldest, averaging 42 years.

What is the new database on power plants in Poland?

As of today, the database on power plants in Poland includes, among other things: The new version of the database introduces a more detailed level of data aggregation. It now offers a division into power plants and blocks, significantly enhancing the presentation of additional information.