Polish Briefing: PGE does not take the closure of the Turów mine into account | Construction of nuclear power units in Poland to cost about PLN 105 bn
What goes on in Poland on the 5th of July.
Polska Grupa Energetyczna.
Polish Briefing: Just transition for Bełchatów region becoming a fact | Czechia gives Poland three weeks to respond regarding Turów mine
What goes on in Poland on the 9th of June.
Dąbrowski: PGE investment plan provides for the country’s largest capital expenditures on offshore wind farms
PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna is Poland’s largest power utility and its leading electricity and heat provider. The company warrants secure and stable electricity and heat supply to over 5 million customers. PGE is also a leader of the energy transition in Poland, that plans to reduce its environmental impact and achieve climate neutrality by 2050. […]
Kilian: Poland could propose an EU-wide reform of the CO2 trading system (INTERVIEW)
„Poland has to present constructive propositions in Brussels, Berlin and Sofia so that together with other states we could propose a reform of the EU ETS at the European level. Together we can set a price, which will encourage changes, but will also add new investments,” Krzysztof Kilian, former CEO of PGE, said.
Will Poland be forced to import coal to the Turów Power Plant? An agreement with Czechia may dispel all the doubts
Polska Grupa Energetyczna (PGE) is not planning to shut down the power units at the Turów Power Plant, despite the ruling made by the European Court of Justice (ECJ). Is it probable that the Turów Power Plant will have to import lignite from Czechia and Germany? An initial agreement with the Czech Republic may bring […]
Polish Briefing: A preliminary agreement between Poland and Czechia on the future of the Turów Mine | “Situation in onshore wind energy has changed”
What goes on in Poland on the 25th of May.
Polish Briefing: The CJEU decision on Turów lignite mine is “impossible to implement”, says PGE | The Turów dispute at EU summit
What goes on in Poland on the 24th of May.
Who will pay for the shutdowns at the Bełchatów Power Plant?
The interference at the Rogowiec power substation led to the shutdown of 10 coal units. Questions about the responsibility for the breakdown and compensation for the incurred losses need to be answered. However, it seems that the answer on how to avoid such situations is more interesting that the search for a culprit – Bartłomiej […]
It won’t be possible to polonize offshore wind without a turbine factory
Initial estimates on the level of engagement of Polish companies in the construction of offshore wind farms in the Baltic have been presented. According to Polenergia and Equinor, when it comes to their projects, the domestic input may reach 9-20 percent at the construction stage, and 60-80 percent in the exploitation phase. The former could […]
Six lessons from the breakdown by the Bełchatów Power Plant
The Bełchatów Power Plant is slowly going back online after yet another malfunction. Large coal-fired power plants involve a big risk of power outages, which take a long time to fix. Smaller and quicker conventional power plants are of help as a stable reserve capacity, and so is energy import – Wojciech Jakóbik editor in […]
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