Reo.pl Platform
How it works and what you get
How it works and what you get
Contact us for a free consultation. We will analyse your consumption profile and outline the benefits of purchasing green electricity.
We will provide you with a detailed quotation with information on costs, savings and environmental benefits.
Once the offer has been accepted, we will sign a contract which will set out in detail the terms and conditions of the of cooperation.
How it works and what you gain as a producer
Contact us and tell us about your RES installation and its generation capacity.
We will provide you with an individual green energy buyback offer as well as contracting opportunities on the Reo.pl Platform.
Once the offer has been accepted, we will sign a contract which will set out in detail the terms and conditions of the of cooperation.
Reo.pl
in numbers
376,9 MW
Total capacity of RES installations
2000 GWh
Total green energy trading with balancing
498
Reo.pl
in numbers
1000 GWh
Total production
from RES
59
Number of manufacturers on the Reo.pl Platform
Partners
Information
How does the Stop Smog program work and who can receive funding?
The Stop Smog program is financial support for municipalities that engage in thermal modernization projects and their residents. It is intended for centers where the so-called “anti-smog law” is in effect. As of January 1, 2021, it is administered by the Ministry of Climate and Environment in cooperation with the National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management.
How to keep waste records? Practical tips and obligations
Since 2018, the Ministry of Climate – previously the Ministry of Environment – has maintained an electronic BDO register, a database on products, packaging, and waste management. If your company is involved in the production, use, or disposal of waste in any way, you are likely required to register in the BDO. What should you know about this register?
Fit for 55 package - what is this climate package all about?
The Fit for 55 package is an ambitious initiative by the European Union aimed at combating climate change and achieving carbon neutrality by 2050. It includes a range of regulations and actions intended to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by at least 55% by 2030, compared to 1990 levels. The new regulations will affect many sectors of the economy, including energy, transportation, and construction, forcing member states to implement more sustainable and environmentally friendly solutions. What changes await us in the coming years, and what challenges will arise from achieving these goals?
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