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Sustainable development education at Polish universities

Trela Mariusz

Ekonomia i Środowisko

2019

nr 2

190--203

Purpose: An analysis of education programmes at selected universities in Poland in terms of coverage of subjects related to sustainable development. Methodology: An analysis of information published on the Internet, on the official website of each examined Polish university. Results: The scope of education on the subject matter related to sustainable development at the nine best Polish universities was presented. The number and names of faculties and majors were indicated (where the main purpose was education on that subject matter and where that subject was taught, but it was not their basic teaching subject). The number of courses and ECTS points allocated to those courses was determined, for each major. Originality: The research results fill in the gaps in available statistics on teaching of courses related to sustainable development at Polish universities. The data can be the basis for comparisons between other periods and drawing of conclusions about the trends of changes in education.

Financial efficiency analysis of PV plants in Poland under the evolving support scheme

Dubel Anna, Trela Mariusz

Ekonomia i Środowisko

2019

nr 4

38--55

Financial efficiency analysis of PV plants with a capacity of 1 MWp is presented in the paper, taking into account two RES-E support schemes, which have been implemented in Poland. The aim of the paper is to analyze how the RES-E support mechanisms for Poland impact the actual investor's financial results. The compared RES-E support mechanisms are the following: the auction system (an option of a feed-in-tariff scheme) implemented recently in Poland and the 'green certificates' system, which has been in operation for over a decade now. Financial efficiency analysis method with the sensitivity analysis is implemented to determine the conditions for the most financially effective PV investments. The results show the crucial factors of financial efficiency of the PV farms, which are also discussed in view of the conducted sensitivity analysis, which takes into account changes in the analyzed parameters. The study explores the current policies influencing the conditions of investments in PV plants in Poland providing information for policy makers, investors and researchers interested in the solar energy domain.