Energy sources in Poland

2. Spis treści
Table of Contents
 Coal fired power station
Brown coal power station
Hydroelectric power plants
Windfarms

3. Coal fired power station
Thermal energy typically comes from the combustion of fuel in a steam
boiler
The turbine follows the steam conversion of thermal energy into mechanical
energy drained shaft to an electrical generator

4. Brown coal power station
Thermal energy typically comes from the combustion of fuel in a steam
boiler
The turbine follows the steam conversion of thermal energy into mechanical
energy drained shaft to an electrical generator
In Belchatow is the largest Brown coal power station in Poland.

7. Hydroelectric power plants
Hydroelectric power is the most extensively used source of renewable
energy. Industrial plant converts the potential energy of water into
electricity
Hydropower plants are relatively cheap source of energy and can quickly
change the power generated depending on demand
In Poland in 2013, hydropower accounted for 1.5% of electricity production

8. Elektrownia wodna
Hydroelectric power station

9. Elektrownia wodna
Hydroelectric power station

10. Elektrownia wodna
Hydroelectric power station

11. Windfarms
The power plant produces electricity using generators (wind turbines) wind-
powered
Electricity derived from wind energy is considered to be ecologically clean
production of energy does not involve combustion of any fuel
The principle of operation of the power plant is simple and consists in the
fact that the windmill blades are driven by wind thereby producing electricity
in a turbine fan.

12. Elektrownia wiatrowa
The wind power plant

13. Elektrownia wiatrowa
The wind power plant

14. Elektrownia wiatrowa
The wind power plant