Michał Kurtyka

Poland will handle the technology and financing of nuclear power plants. However, in a country where there is no atom yet, licensing capabilities are the real bottleneck – explains Michał Kurtyka, former Minister of Climate and Environment, President of COP24, and now a member of the Atlantic Council, in an interview with BiznesAlert.pl.

This year’s Global Energy Forum in the United Arab Emirates, organized by The Atlantic Council, was especially important, due to the fact that it is here that COP28 will be held. The Forum was also an opportunity to present the chairman of the upcoming event, Dr. Sultan Al Jaber. What are the challenges facing the […]

„One additional tanker a week arriving at Gdańsk from a direction different than the east, will let us eliminate oil from Russia,” says Michał Kurtyka, former Minister of Climate and Environment. „Poland is able to quickly reduce gas imports from Russia by 50 percent and completely abandon it within a year,” he adds and calls […]

Nuclear energy responds to the challenges of the old and new paradigm of security – says Michał Kurtyka the Minister of Climate and Environment in an interview with BiznesAlert.pl.

„I am sure that developing nuclear energy in Poland as a stable foundation is the right way to respond to future trends,” Michał Kurtyka, Minster of Climate and Environment, says in an interview with BiznesAlert.pl. „I hope that the way we will conduct the energy transition will become a model for others to follow,” the […]

„Poland was one of the first countries to propose an initiative to sustain investments in and supply of renewable energy sources in Europe. We want to take action to maintain the supply chain for the wind and PV sectors impacted by the coronavirus epidemic,” Poland’s Climate Minister Michał Kurtyka said in an interview with BiznesAlert.pl.

PKEE Summer Day in Brussels has hosted the Deputy Minister of Energy and the Plenipotentiary of the Government of Poland for the COP24 Climate Summit, Michał Kurtyka. In his opinion, the electromobility presents an opportunity for changes in Poland.

Within a few days the Polish government will present legal arguments on the Nord Steam 2 project. They will confirm that the Third Energy Package has to be applied to the project – Michał Kurtyka Energy Vice Minister told the Polish Press Agency (PAP).