Abstract
Energy transition is a time- and capital-intensive process, particularly in the shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy sources (RES). Poland exemplifies this transition, navigating fluctuations in energy prices. The invasion of Ukraine by Russia has heightened the significance of energy transition challenges and opportunities in Poland. This work explores Poland’s situation, analyzing possibilities, problems, and future prospects for RES. Utilizing political, economic, social, and technological analysis, the research assesses the landscape and projects the future outlook for RES in Poland. Findings indicate favorable regulations and increasing support for RES development. Financial backing for RES investments is available, yet slow adoption persists due to historical coal usage habits and limited environmental awareness. Despite low current RES usage, the circumstances present an opportunity to boost energy transition, ensuring set targets are met and enhancing energy independence.