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We are talking to Aleksander Galos on how the EU’s winter package will impact the Polish energy sector and industry. Galos is a solicitor, partner at Kochański, Zięba and Partners Law Firm and head of the firm’s Energy, Natural Resources and Chemical Industry Practice.

What goes in Poland on 17th of May?

In China, Poland is perceived as a gateway that may open cooperation with the EU, said the Polish Prime Minister, Beata Szydło last Friday. „Very specific propositions on what we can do together have come up,” she added.

During the European Economic Congress in Katowice a Polish ministry exchanged its ideas about the compromise on the common energy and climate policy with the European Commission. The discussion included proposals of solidarity mechanisms, but also poplars, volcanoes and Soviet Russia.

A German diplomat will be appointed as EU ambassador to Russia. He will promote a reset with Moscow and may contribute to the success of Nord Stream 2, which is criticized in Poland and other EU countries – writes Wojciech Jakóbik.

France has a new president. However, we need to remember about another important issue. The state of emergency in the country has been put in place a long time ago. The streets of major cities are patrolled by the military and people are afraid of bomb attacks. Recently a new threat has been added to […]

Jarosław Broda, TAURON’s Vice-President of the Management Board, talks about how Poland is tackling the new regulations that threaten its coal industry. Will Poles keep their energy independence? BiznesAlert.pl: What are the chances and risks posed by the so-called winter package? Jarosław Broda: The winter package is one of many proposals presented by the European […]