Low Carbon brings extensive experience in developing, investing in and managing large-scale renewable energy and battery storage projects across Europe. Its investment in Poland is particularly significant at a time when the Polish power system is rapidly integrating renewable energy and requires new sources of flexibility.
Through its Polish platform LC Energia, Low Carbon is working in partnership with local developer Evercon and leading energy trading house InCommodities to deliver the Przeworsk project and help accelerate the deployment of utility-scale storage in one of Europe’s most dynamic emerging energy storage markets.
The project is a stand-alone, fully merchant battery energy storage system and represents another important step in the development of Poland’s utility-scale storage market. According to public project information, the Przeworsk battery storage has an installed power of 8.8 MW and a storage capacity of 17.6 MWh. The project has reached ready-to-build status and is targeting commercial operation in 2027.
Under the optimization agreement, Entrix will be responsible for maximizing the commercial performance of the asset across relevant Polish power markets. As a merchant project, the Przeworsk asset will rely on active, multi-market optimization to capture value from volatility, flexibility and system needs in Poland’s evolving electricity market.
Battery storage assets in Poland can generate revenues from multiple complementary market mechanisms, including Day-Ahead, IntraDay and ancillary services. Public project information highlights that Przeworsk BESS is expected to initially operate under a fully merchant model, with revenues primarily generated through organized power exchanges and balancing markets.
“We are proud that Low Carbon has chosen Entrix as its partner for the optimization of its first battery energy storage project in Poland. Low Carbon brings extensive international experience in renewable energy and battery storage, and their decision to invest in Poland is an important signal for the market. It shows that Poland is becoming one of the most promising energy storage markets in Europe. For Entrix, this cooperation is also a strong confirmation of our role as a trusted optimization partner for international investors entering the Polish BESS market. We are excited to support Low Carbon with our technology, trading expertise and local market knowledge, helping them unlock the full value of battery flexibility in a rapidly changing power system.”
“We are pleased to partner with Entrix for the optimization of our flagship Przeworsk BESS project. This announcement marks an important milestone for Low Carbon as we continue to expand our renewables pipeline in Poland. Battery storage will be essential to supporting Poland’s energy transition, enabling greater integration of renewable energy and providing much-needed flexibility to the power system. Entrix’s technology, trading expertise and local market knowledge make them a natural partner for Low Carbon on this project.”
The agreement also reflects a broader trend in the Polish market: battery storage projects are moving from development concepts to executable, commercially active assets. As Poland integrates more renewable energy and experiences increasing price volatility, flexible storage assets, such as Przeworsk BESS, will become increasingly important for system stability, market efficiency and the energy transition.