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The report of the Polish Institute of International Affairs and the Norwegian Institute of International Affairs „Energy and Defense in the Nordic-Baltic Region” describes how energy security is combined with military security. – The energy interests of Poland and Norway are complementary: the stability and security of the region is important for Poland as a […]

Polenergia, the largest Polish private and vertically integrated energy group, signed a preliminary agreement to dispose of 50 percent of shares of its subsidiaries Polenergia Bałtyk II and Polenergia Bałtyk III implementing the construction of offshore wind farms with the capacity of 1,200 MW. The agreement was concluded with Statoil Group.

Although the Iron Curtain has not completely collapsed in the power sector, Poland is fortunately on its safe side. If Latvia and Estonia do not communicate with it by June, they may lose funds to remove the barrier – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor-in-chief of BiznesAlert.pl.

Olgierd Geblewicz the Marshall of the West Pomeranian Voivodeship wants to start an international group, which will scrutinize the planned construction of Nord Stream 2 and its impact on the Baltic Sea.