Wojciech Jakóbik

Poland will impose restrictions on diplomats from Russia. This is a response to the hybrid war against the West, which is also taking place on Polish territory. Warsaw has evidence of Kremlin diversion.

The Government Plenipotentiary for Strategic Energy Infrastrcuture Maciej Bando revealed at the Committee on Energy in the Sejm that the European Commission’s approval of the model for financing the atom in Pomerania will come at the turn of the year. Next we’ll sign a construction contract with the Americans.

Poland, France and Germany have decided to add the creation of a green Weimar Triangle to their list of priorities.

Poland will change its laws to better protect the energy sector from acts of pre-war sabotage. The people will have to bear with the inconveniences. However, they will be smaller than the consequences of a successful attack – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor-in-chief at BiznesAlert.pl.

Discussions on Polish-German cooperation in energy transformation are starting once again, with a loophole allowing Russia to earn a billion  euros from the sale of fossil fuels to the EU, and with trolls  combating climate policy.

Russians quote Ukraine’s former deputy Andriey Derkach who claims that the identities of the soldiers allegedly responsible for blowing up the Nord Stream 2 pipeline have been discovered. Derkach himself is accused of collaborating with the Russian GRU. Back in 2016 he took a thwarted attempt at opening a radio station in Poland.

The Minister of State Assets has appointed a team to separate coal assets from energy companies owned by the State Treasury. For them, it’s a matter of survival, as it will rid them of the ballast and allow investment in energy transformation.

PERN is talking about commercial cooperation with Ukraine in the construction of a fuel storage facility for its needs in Poland.

According to my scoop, the construction of the nuclear power plant may be delayed until 2035 when the first reactor will be launched. This is two years after the deadline set in the Polish Nuclear Power Program. However, we are dealing with a communication fiasco and parallel realities akin to Spiderman’s adventures in the multiverse […]

Despite the growing disputes over the European Green Deal, Poland’s energy sector still benefits from Poland’s accession to the European Union twenty years ago. This is best shown by the existential threat in Ukraine – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor-in-chief at BiznesAlert.pl.