Stanislaw
Pietruszko,
the
head
of
the
Photovoltaic
Association
of
Poland
(PVAP),
says
the
country’s
new
renewable
energy
act
could
increase
Poland’s
solar
capacity
from
3MW
to
400MW
by
the
end
of
2013.
Poland,
which
gets
about
85%
of
its
power
from
coal-fired
plants,
is
poised
to
join
Ukraine
in
offering
some
of
Europe’s
highest
solar
subsidies
as
its
economy
grows.
“The
proposed
rates
are
very
good,
higher
than
those
in
Germany,”
Pietruszko
says.
German
developers
such
as
Gehrlicher
Solar
and
Conergy
are
preparing
to
tap
the
Polish
market
once
the
new
rules
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