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The successful procurement and contracting of the optimal battery technology for BESS projects in Poland requires a multi-faceted approach that balances technical, economic, and regulatory considerations. By carefully selecting the right battery technology and entering well-structured contracts, developers can ensure the successful deployment of BESS projects that contribute to Poland’s energy transission.

Delve deeper into this critical topic by watching our recent webinar: “Procuring and contracting the optimal battery technology for BESS projects in Poland” and explore with Pylontech and Harmony Energy Polska the tools needed to turn this apparent obstacle into a valuable opportunity.

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• Optimize design and sizing for your Polish energy storage projects by selecting the most suitable battery technology adapted to local conditions

• Learn how to assess critical technical parameters, warranties, and contract models to secure the best outcomes for your projects in Poland

• Hear insights on choosing the best battery technology and manufacturers that meet the specific requirements of the Polish energy market

• Compare contract terms offered by different integrators and discover how to maximize your project’s value in Poland’s competitive energy sector

Luxembourg’s national rail leads the way with BIM

The Société Nationale des Chemins de Fer Luxembourgeois (CFL) is the backbone of the Grand Duchy’s transport network and a national leader in BIM transformation and digitalisation.
To meet the demands of a national rail network, the team uses BIM across its infrastructure projects to anticipate and address problems before they appear onsite. –
Watch our video to uncover how CFL increases seamless collaboration, transparency and productivity, stays on schedule and within budget, and saves precious time and resources.

DECODED  Construction

EU’s new Construction Products Regulation replaces previous rules

The updated rules introduce digital product passports within the EU Single Market.

The EU’s new Construction Products Regulation has come into effect, which replaces the 2011 rules in an effort to modernise the industry and strengthen competitiveness within the EU Single Market.  The updated rules are designed to streamline the process of marketing construction products within the market.  These also aim to bolster the sector’s competitiveness and sustainability by embracing innovative construction methods.  The regulation introduces digital product passports, a pivotal advancement in the digitalisation of the construction sector.  These passports will contain comprehensive data on construction products, including performance declarations, conformity details, safety information, and usage instructions.  A significant advantage of this feature is the ability to accurately assess the carbon footprint of entire buildings.

The new Construction Products Regulation provides essential information to builders, architects, engineers, consumers, and public authorities, enabling them to make informed decisions based on the provided information.  Furthermore, the regulation is expected to significantly enhance the sector’s competitiveness and productivity. It supports the EU’s role in leading construction practices such as the use of prefabricated or modular elements, including facade systems.