SGUs (Significant Grid Users) include users with type B, C and D generating units. In practice: every generating module with installed capacity ≥ 0.2 MW (200 kW). PV, wind, hydro, CHP, biogas – same threshold. Types B–D come from the SOGL regulation. SOGL reporting in NEXIVO.
RfG / SOGL types in Poland
| Type | Capacity / connection | SOGL work plan |
|---|---|---|
| A | from 0.8 kW to below 200 kW, voltage < 110 kV | No. 20 kW sits here. |
| B | from 200 kW to below 10 MW, voltage < 110 kV | Yes – to the relevant DSO |
| C | from 10 MW to below 75 MW, voltage < 110 kV | Yes – to the relevant DSO |
| D | ≥ 75 MW or connection ≥ 110 kV | Yes – DSO and also TSO (PWDP) |
The 20 kW myth
Two duties get confused in the industry. A micro-installation above 10 kW must have a port for DSO commands: curtail or stop generation. That is not a generating-module work plan. SOGL reporting – PGEN, availability, daily forecast – starts at 200 kW.
Your own source and a client portfolio
Your own source from 200 kW: you are the SGU – you file yourself or grant rights. A portfolio of points: an O&M company or asset manager files from one NEXIVO account. The duty rests with the SGU; who files follows from DSO rights. In NEXIVO filing is automatic.