Poland's power grid

Poland Electric Grid is Poland's energy generator and distribution infrastructure. It is responsible for producing and delivering electricity across the country. It operates the national power system, managing the flow of electricity from generation sources to consumers. It integrates various generation assets, including renewable installations, into the grid. It ensures reliability and stability of supply. It also coordinates with distribution operators to maintain service.

Specific size metrics for the organisation are not provided in the source material. It serves as the central entity for Poland's electricity infrastructure, subject to national regulation. It is tasked with maintaining grid security and resilience. In December 2025 the grid experienced two notable cyberattacks. On December 1, 2025 a wiper malware named DynoWiper, linked to the Russia‑aligned Sandworm APT group, was deployed against the grid but was repelled without causing an outage. On December 22, 2025 attackers targeted communication between renewable energy installations and distribution operators, an attempt that also failed to disrupt electricity supply. These incidents underscore the grid’s attractiveness to state‑aligned threat actors amid heightened regional tensions. Information regarding the organisation’s ownership, parent company, or subsidiary structure is not explicit in the available sources.