The final weeks of the year are often a time for reflection and summaries. For us, they are also a moment when intensive discussions, analyses, and meetings translate into concrete decisions and the next steps in ongoing projects.
One such outcome is the signing of a Letter of Intent regarding the establishment of the Młynary Energy Cluster. The document formally initiates the project’s early stage — analytical and conceptual work aimed at developing a local energy model tailored to the municipality’s potential and specific conditions.
The Młynary Energy Cluster is approached as a long-term energy risk management tool. In an environment of volatile energy prices, regulatory pressure, and market uncertainty, local governments increasingly view energy not merely as a cost, but as a strategic area influencing security, stability, and the competitiveness of the local economy.
The initial phase focuses on analysing the potential use of distributed energy systems and renewable energy sources, assessing local infrastructure, and identifying directions for further development. This is a structured, data-driven process designed to create solid foundations for future investment and strategic decisions.
By launching this initiative, Młynary joins a growing group of municipalities that are deliberately planning their energy future — step by step, based on data, local context, and partnership-driven cooperation.