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⚡ Curtailment claims expire — filing windows are measured in months
Recover compensation for curtailed renewable output — before the filing window closes
Automated compensation claims for non-market redispatching of solar and wind farms, filed with the transmission system operator. Check your potential for the last six months in two minutes — before the claim lapses.
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kWh of renewable energy curtailed in Poland in 2025 [PSE open data]
✓ TSO settlement data✓ Legal route through a law firm (separate engagement)✓ 5% success fee charged by the law firm handling your case
Is this happening at your plant too?
Inverters throttling output while the sun is shining?
Grid operators issue well over a hundred redispatch instructions a year. Most operators never count them.
Losing tens of thousands every month?
An average 5 MW plant lost roughly 175,000 PLN of revenue to curtailment in 2025. The statutory compensation formula covers only part of that — the remainder is addressed through the legal route. Every claim expires once its filing window closes.
No time for the operator's claim portal?
Putting together a single claim takes 6-10 hours. A new one every month. You will not keep up on your own.
Check your plant in 2 minutes
Estimated claim potential for the last six months
5 MW
Claim potential over 6 months
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Only the last six months are shown — earlier periods have typically lapsed under national filing deadlines (in Poland: 180 days, Article 9c(7k) of the Energy Law).
Base rate: {rate} per MW of installed capacity per year — from our own measurement of RES curtailment on the Polish grid (PSE data, 15-minute resolution) for the full year {year}.Base rate: {rate} per MW of installed capacity per year — from compensation paid to German RES operators for curtailment in 2025 (EUR 433 million, Bundesnetzagentur/SMARD) set against 194.6 GW of wind and solar capacity as at 31 December 2025.Base rate: {rate} per MW of wind capacity per year — from Italian mancata produzione eolica payments in 2025 (EUR 32 million for 545 GWh, ARERA) set against roughly 13.6 GW of installed wind capacity.Base rate: {rate} per MW of installed capacity per year* — converted from our measurement of the Polish market for the full year {year}.This calculation is based on Polish market data (our measurement of RES curtailment, full year {year}), converted to euro at the NBP rate of 4.3037 PLN/EUR (table 153/A/NBP/2026 of 10 August 2026). The rate for this country may differ, because the compensation mechanism is different.
Estimate based on TSO redispatch data and average settlement prices — an upper bound under the statutory formula, not a guaranteed payout. The exact figure follows once your SCADA is connected and your grid connection agreement is reviewed.
Regulators have confirmed that real coverage of losses can fall well below the formula — the market component of compensation can approach zero when settlement prices are negative or very low.
Curtailment compensation in the EU — the legal basis
Article 13(7) of Regulation (EU) 2019/943 and its national implementations
Art. 13(7)
Regulation (EU) 2019/943: a generator curtailed through non-market redispatching is entitled to financial compensation from the operator that issued the instruction.
15 min
Settlement resolution across most EU markets. Evidence must line up interval by interval — averaging across a day materially understates a claim.
Deadlines vary
Poland: 180 days, preclusive (Art. 9c(7k) Energy Law). Germany: the ordinary three-year limitation period. Italy: settlement under the ARERA framework. Miss the window and the claim is gone.
1.38 TWh
Renewable output curtailed in Poland in 2025 — computed by us from the TSO's 15-minute redispatch series. Live figures are exposed at /api/stats.
Which market are we talking about? The platform runs in production on the Polish market: PSE redispatch and price data at 15-minute resolution, matched against the regulator's register of installations. For plants in other Member States the same method applies to that country's TSO data — scope is confirmed during the initial assessment.
Sources: public TSO reporting APIs, national regulator registers, day-ahead exchange prices. All aggregates on this page are computed from those series — never hard-coded.
How the compensation cycle works
A recurring process — a new claim every month, not a one-off case
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Day 1: Sign-up and grid connection agreement review
We check whether your grid connection agreement rules the claim out — before onboarding (15 min + 1 day)
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Days 1-3: SCADA connection (one-time setup)
You upload CSV data, connect an API or an RTU readout. We support SMA, Huawei, Fronius and ABB.
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Daily: monitoring and deadline tracking
We pull operator data and alert you to curtailment events at 15-minute resolution. An alarm fires 30 days before each claim lapses.
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Monthly: claim generation and filing
We automatically file one compensation claim for the previous month of curtailment.
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After 60-90 days: the operator pays the compensation
A 5% success fee is charged by the law firm handling your case (inclusive of the minimum upfront fee). If the operator refuses, the law firm handling your case files suit within the applicable limitation period.
How we estimate your claim
Illustrative examples on real settlement prices
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE
5 MW solar plant, eastern Poland
~75,000 PLN
Claim potential / 6 months. Computed on hypothetical SCADA data and real settlement prices.
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE
12 MW solar plant, western Poland
~158,000 PLN
Claim potential / 6 months. The actual amount depends on your grid connection agreement.
ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE
Portfolio of 8 × 2 MW, central Poland
~210,000 PLN
Claim potential / 6 months. Portfolio with consolidated monitoring.
We will publish real case studies once we have clients, their written consent and GDPR-compliant anonymisation. The figures above illustrate how the statutory formula works — they are not advertised results and not a guarantee of payout; real coverage is often lower.
A simple subscription plus a success fee charged by the law firm handling your case
The subscription covers monitoring and the deadline guard. The 5% success fee is charged by the law firm handling your case (inclusive of the minimum upfront fee) — only on what you actually recover. No setup fee. No annual lock-in.
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€119 per month, excl. VAT
✓ 1 plant up to 3 MW
✓ Monthly curtailment report
✓ Email alerts and deadline tracker
✓ Email support
✓ 1 claim generated per quarter
+ 5% success fee charged by the law firm handling your case
The VAT invoice for the success fee is issued by the law firm handling your case, on the day the fee is deducted — the settlement details are confirmed by the agreement signed directly with the law firm. No setup fee. No annual lock-in.
Disclaimer: OdzyskOZE.pl is a technology platform operated by HAL Group. We are currently in talks with law firms (licensed attorneys, admitted to the bar) regarding representation before the grid operator and the courts — at this time no cooperation agreement has been signed. HAL Group does not provide legal services and does not collect any success fee. We will inform you of the chosen law firm and the terms of representation before any paid cooperation begins.
Glossary
The terms that come up when handling renewable curtailment
Compensation claim
A formal claim submitted to the grid operator for the revenue lost when your plant was curtailed.
Redispatching
A grid operator instruction to reduce the output of a generating installation for system reasons.
Curtailment
The enforced reduction of generation output — the everyday term for redispatching of renewables.
TSO
Transmission system operator — issues redispatch instructions and settles compensation claims. In Poland: PSE S.A.
Claim portal
The operator's electronic system through which compensation claims are filed. In Poland: the WOZE portal run by PSE.
SCADA
The plant telemetry system recording actual and available output — the evidence needed to prove curtailment.
Settlement price
The reference energy price (per MWh) used to value the lost output in a claim. In Poland: RCE-PLN.
Filing deadline
The period within which a compensation claim must be filed. It differs by country and is strict: in Poland 180 days under Article 9c(7k) of the Energy Law, in Germany the three-year statutory limitation period.
Escrow account
The escrow account of the law firm handling your case, into which the operator pays the compensation; the firm settles its fee and transfers the balance to you.
Success fee
A percentage of the amount actually recovered, charged by the law firm handling your case — no payout means no fee.
Frequently asked questions
Were my plant's curtailments really non-market redispatching?
That is exactly what we verify — we pull the operator's public redispatch data every day and correlate it with your SCADA at 15-minute resolution. Only events confirmed in both sources go into a claim.
How long do I have to file?
It depends on the country and the deadlines are short. In Poland: 180 days from the end of the month in which the curtailment instruction was executed (Article 9c(7k) of the Energy Law) — after that the claim is extinguished. In Germany the ordinary three-year limitation period applies. This is precisely why we automate the tracking.
Why not the usual civil limitation period?
Because in some jurisdictions this is not an ordinary civil claim but a statutory administrative mechanism with its own preclusive deadline. Ordinary civil limitation only becomes relevant at the litigation stage, once the operator has refused the claim.
Where does your data come from?
Public TSO reporting APIs plus your SCADA. Everything in line with the GDPR and the source licences.
Is my SCADA compatible?
We support CSV, Modbus, OPC-UA and adapters for SMA Webconnect, Huawei FusionSolar, Fronius Solar.web and ABB Ability.
What if the operator refuses to pay?
The law firm handling your case files a civil claim within the applicable limitation period. The 5% success fee is charged by the law firm handling your case ONLY on amounts actually won.
Is what you do lawful?
Yes — it rests on Article 13(7) of Regulation (EU) 2019/943, which entitles generators curtailed through non-market redispatching to financial compensation, together with the national implementing rules. Matters requiring legal representation are handled by a law firm under a separate engagement.
Does OdzyskOZE.pl provide legal services?
NO — we provide technical advisory and process automation. Powers of attorney and legal representation are provided by a law firm handling your case under a separate engagement.
How long does the whole thing take?
Operator review of a claim: 60-90 days. Payment: promptly after the decision. Civil litigation (if refused): 12-24 months.
Is my SCADA data secure?
GDPR, DPIA, AES-256 encryption and NIS2 compliance (October 2026 deadline). The full privacy policy is linked in the footer.
How do I cancel?
Any time, from one day to the next. No lock-in. Your data stays available as CSV for 90 days after cancellation. Note: success fees on claims filed BEFORE cancellation may be subject to post-termination terms — see the contract.
How do I know I will receive the payout in full?
The plan is for the operator to pay the compensation into an escrow account held by the law firm handling your case, rather than directly to you. The exact mechanism, timing, and the amount of the success fee are confirmed by the agreement you sign with the law firm before any paid cooperation begins. This is standard practice in claims recovery. The law firm handling your case issues the VAT invoice on the day of deduction — full transparency.
What if I file the claim myself after receiving your analysis?
Exclusivity clause (contract): while the contract runs you do not file claims yourself. Breach means the success fee is owed as if the claim had been ours. We are not locking you in — if you would rather not use us, cancel the subscription and act on your own.
Disclaimer: OdzyskOZE.pl is a technology platform operated by HAL Group. We are currently in talks with law firms (licensed attorneys, admitted to the bar) regarding representation before the grid operator and the courts — at this time no cooperation agreement has been signed. HAL Group does not provide legal services and does not collect any success fee. We will inform you of the chosen law firm and the terms of representation before any paid cooperation begins.
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