Rynek mocy (capacity market)

in forceJurisdiction: PolandOfficial source

2 tenders named it in their title in the last 18 months.

Description

Poland’s capacity market (Rynek mocy) is a state-backed mechanism that pays energy-sector participants not only for electricity generation, but for being available to supply power when the system is stressed. It was introduced by the Act of 8 December 2017 on the capacity market and is run through centralized auctions organized by Polskie Sieci Elektroenergetyczne (PSE).

Open tenders that cite this regulation

Germany · Bayreuth
Managed services

Implementation and operation of a tender platform for the German capacity market

TenneT TSO GmbH

TenneT, together with the other German transmission system operators, is to provide a common internet platform for the implementation of the tendering of capacities in accordance with StromVKG and will be implemented no later than by 15. Set up and operate October 2027. The aim of the tender is to define the framework…

Closes: 13 Nov 2026€7.2m
Germany · Bayreuth
System implementation

Tender module for the German capacity market

TenneT TSO GmbH

TenneT, together with the other German transmission system operators, is to provide a common internet platform for the implementation of the tendering of capacities in accordance with StromVKG and will be implemented no later than by 15. Set up and operate October 2027. The aim of the tender is to procure, implement, …

Closes: 30 Oct 2026€7.2m
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