Hands on experience on generation and distribution system for both, isolated ship (generators and consumers of energy floating on water) and country like Poland (pure not efficient post-soviet generation and distribution system, today being improved and connected with other countries) was a key to farther development which was renewable energy sources.

From early 21^st century Poland was a great market for commercial MW scale wind turbines due to government support system called “green certificates”. That’s where hands on experience was gained in big renewable world which include dealing big investors, local planning, grid connection issues, environmental impacts and working with land owners. Those were times where many western investors were active in Poland developing and constructing wind farms, until biomass was burned with coal and called green energy too. Prices of green certificates dropped 100% in 3 months and most of the projects were taken over by polish energy sector.

At that time, it was clear that this is not the place to be so finally, in 2012 first company focused on small scale generation was set up in Poland. Mikrogeneracja Sp. z o.o. (that word did not exist in polish vocabulary then, now it is widely used and means nothing else just micro-generation) today, is well recognized brand due to many projects completed before it was even popular, and before microgeneration got proper grid connection rules.

In 2014 Energy Freedom Systems was created in Ireland. That little green island has great wind potential and slightly smaller solar radiation. Energy is more expensive, and together with SEAI grants for PV systems and battery storage it brought huge interest in microgeneration. Energy Freedom Systems was one of the first companies fully approved by Sustainable Energy Authority Ireland and today is recognized as energy / off grid expert, acting also as fully insured and registered electrical contractor.

From 2020 Energy Freedom is active on Canary Islands which are perfect example of sustainability and especially smallest island El Hierro with plans to be 100% renewable.