Full access step by step:
from land parcel to decision
Full access unlocks complete values on three profiles: the land parcel, company and generating unit profiles. Layer names, localities, technologies and dates remain free, while Full access adds the figures:
| Entry point in the Check menu | What you see free of charge | What Full access adds |
|---|---|---|
| Check a land parcel for renewable energy |
Layer names, source dates and information on whether the selected location could be checked. | Matches and values for the identified land parcel: grid and queue data, site details and distances, where available from the source. |
| Check a company and its installations |
Search by name, Polish tax ID or locality; names, localities, technologies, capacities and entry dates; KRS registry data and VAT register status. | Total company capacity and its breakdown by technology, licence expiry dates, and totals and earlier capacity market auctions. |
| Check generating units and the capacity market |
Unit code, type, capacity provider and latest delivery year, together with the obligation amount for that year. | Capacity obligation in every earlier auction in the dataset and the provider’s year-by-year total. unit profile |
| National reports |
Available connection capacity, renewable energy generation constraints, building permits and connection fees: nationwide datasets. | National reports remain free. The subscription combines data for a specific land parcel in one card with sources and dates. |
In the Check menu, select what you want to check
Full access has no separate dashboard. Go where you normally would: in the menu Check select one of the three entry points, and the profile opens with complete values.
The same location, company or unit. See which information full access adds.
| Profile | Free preview | Full access |
|---|---|---|
| Land parcel | Available layers, names and source dates. | Matched records and numerical values for the selected location, within the scope shown on the profile. |
| Company | Available register entries, localities, technologies and the capacity of individual entries. | Among other values, concession expiry dates and the company’s MIOZE capacity totals broken down by technology. |
| Unit | The capacity obligation from the latest main auction in the dataset. | Also the obligation values from earlier auctions available in the dataset. |
Unlocks of other people’s listings are a separate scope. Compare the options on the pricing page if you also need the seller’s contact details.
Compare scope and priceLand parcel profile: can the grid accept it and does the land allow it?
Select a point on the map or enter an address. The profile organises the layers into three groups named after questions you would ask anyway.
The link between the analysis point and the listed property has not been verified. The nearest substation and queue entry provide geographical context. They do not establish available connection capacity or the queue for this property. No GDOŚ signal does not confirm that a development is feasible.
DSO available capacity list: as of 30 June 2026. GDOŚ: retrieved 31 August 2026; source reference date unknown. Queue: reference and retrieval dates unknown.
Company profile: licences, installations and capacity market by NIP
Enter a NIP or name to get one view of the entity from public registers instead of four open tabs.
Generating unit profile: capacity obligation auction by auction
A unit code from the auction results opens a profile showing how much capacity the unit has contracted and for how long.
Unlocked listings
If you select Full access with unlimited listing unlocks, the three profiles are supplemented by access to complete marketplace listing details.
Where the figures come from. We state the sources and dates of the available data. Data comes exclusively from public registers (URE, PSE, DSO, GUGiK, GDOŚ, KRS, Ministry of Finance). Available-capacity and queue lists are separate operator publications and do not reconcile one-to-one, so we show scale and trend; this does not replace connection conditions or legal advice.
Questions that help you choose
Where do I start if I have a specific land parcel?
Open “Check a land parcel for RES” and select a location. Review the result and the source dates. Step 2 of this tutorial shows an example profile.
What can I check free of charge on a company profile?
Names, localities, technologies, capacities and entry dates, along with the available register data. Full access adds, among other values, the calculated capacity totals and concession expiry dates. The scope shown on a given profile lets you compare both versions.
What changes when I buy full access?
You use the same land parcel, company and generating unit profiles, with the additional values and summaries covered by the option. You can check further objects. The current scope is on the pricing page and in the order summary.
Does full access include contact details for the seller of someone else’s project?
Full access and an unlock of someone else’s listing are separate scopes. You can buy a single unlock or choose the option with unlimited unlocks. The data and documents available after an unlock depend on what the publisher made available in that listing.
Where do I find the paid data after activation?
In the “Check” menu, on the land parcel, company and unit profiles. Full access extends those profiles. The steps of this tutorial show the examples and the route to the tools.
When is the option with unlimited unlocks useful?
When you regularly review matching projects and need to open data and contact details from further listings. For a single project, compare the cost of one unlock with the current options on the pricing page.
Will I see watched listings and notes on another device?
Watched listings and notes are saved only in the browser where you create them. They do not synchronise between devices. Clearing that browser’s data may remove the record.
And where are checked companies saved?
The list of checked companies is tied to your account. In your account you return to the saved profiles and to the available information about register changes. The scope depends on the option and on the data made available by the sources.
Does saving a substation start email messages?
Saving a substation lets you return to its data and compare the downloaded dataset with a snapshot of your previous visit in this browser. That mechanism does not send email messages about changes.
Where do I check the price and the renewal terms?
The current options are on the pricing page. Before payment, the order summary shows the price, the scope and the payment schedule. You will find your subscription settlements in your account, on the “Payments” page.
Is a profile result enough to decide about a project?
A profile helps you gather data and identify issues for further checking. Before you decide, compare the dates, the source publications and the project documents. The nearest substation in a dataset does not confirm that the land parcel can be connected.
What should I do if I could not find a company or a unit?
Check the identifier, the name and the scope and date of the dataset. No result in the service does not settle whether a company holds particular rights or whether a unit appeared in other publications. Open the indicated source to check the current entry.
Ready to enable Full access?
Full access is a monthly subscription: fixed price, VAT invoice from Fundacja EFET, cancellable in any month. Preview the three profiles using register data, then select an option in the pricing table. Introductory price: PLN 19 excluding VAT/month (PLN 23.37 including VAT) for the first 3 months, then PLN 199 excluding VAT/month. This is a permanent pricing feature, not a time-limited promotion.
Caveats
The tutorial is for information purposes. Full access presents data from public registers (URE, PSE, DSO, GUGiK, GDOŚ, KRS, Ministry of Finance), stating the sources and dates of the available data in the profile footer, and does not constitute legal advice or connection conditions. Operator: Fundacja EFET · Platform legal adviser: HWW Hewelt Wojnowski Lindner i Wspólnicy sp.k.