Environment.

Electromobility in Poland is constantly developing, and zero-emission buses from the Middle Kingdom can accelerate this process. Yutong wants to contribute and has a rich offer and considerable production capabilities.

„Even though the methane compromise can be considered bittersweet, it nevertheless is a step in the right direction, an attempt at reconciling the limitations on methane emissions generated by the EU’s energy industry with acknowledging the needs of industry and the job market,” writes Jadwiga Wiśniewska MEP for BiznesAlert.pl.

The Energy Forum held a conference entitled „Energy, Climate After the Elections. Where to Start?”. The meeting included two presentations and a discussion. The think tank proposes the establishment of a new ministry. It also argues that redefining the pillars of the transition is absolutely necessary.

Last Friday at noon the Civic Coalition, Third Way and New Left signed a coalition agreement. The contract determines the direction of cooperation of the potential new government. It also delves into the energy industry.

Experts from Instrat recommend that the new government create an agency for energy and climate transition. The foundation claims that an internal government think tank would strengthen the analytical capabilities of the administration and drive the work on the energy strategy and monitor its implementation.

„Hydrogen is the fuel of the future, and it offers the Polish energy sector a chance to transform, it will also help to replace fossil fuels in industry, transport and energy. On October 14, 2021, we signed a sectoral agreement for the hydrogen economy, which highly contributed to the development of the Polish hydrogen strategy,” […]

On October 1, 2023, the amendments to the law on renewables entered into force. The new rules provide for the support of renewable energy sources in the electricity and heat markets and the promotion of energy clusters and the use of biomethane.

What goes in Poland on 4th of August.

What goes in Poland on 20th of April.

Members of the European Parliament Jerzy Buzek and Adam Jarubas explain what provisions beneficial for Poland have been included in the Fit for 55 package, which was adopted by the EP on April 18. They concern climate policy and district heating.