Supreme Court dismissed fine for failing to buy renewable energy directly from producers due to lack of statutory basis.

The Supreme Court of Poland dismissed a cassation appeal against a fine imposed on an energy company for failing to purchase renewable energy directly from producers. The Energy Office argued that the company violated regulations by buying energy from an intermediary rather than directly from generators. However, the Court ruled that the relevant Energy Law provisions did not legally establish an obligation for companies to purchase such energy directly from producers, rendering the fine unlawful.