Mateusz Gibała

Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki presented the government program „Smog stop” yesterday. The government wants to fight against smog, among others through thermal modernization of buildings.

What goes on in Poland on the 23rd of February.

Smog and air pollution are not so much caused by power plants and industry, but above all so-called low emissions, i.e. old domestic heating stoves and local coal-fired boilers. This sector is responsible for over 40 percent of total PM10 dust emissions in Poland, as well as 80% total emission without (a) pyrene B (a) […]

Revision of the Electricity Market Regulation should set out a clear level playing field to make the market competitive, consumer-oriented, flexible and technology-neutral. European electricity markets currently face structural challenges to security of supply due to the missing capacity and missing money problems, while new generating investments are insufficient to bridge the gap. The latest […]

What goes on in Poland on the 22nd of February.

During the Europe Industry Week conference, the panel „Buses: Electric bus on the streets of my city” took place. The panel was led by Agata Rzędowska, editor of BiznesAlert.pl. Representatives of companies emphasized that already now about 70 percent of low-emission vehicles being produced are of Polish production. This is due to cooperation with Polish […]

Gazprom, the energy arm of Russia’s foreign policy, celebrates its 25th anniversary. Moscow argues that it was a good time for it and the company remains the guarantor of Europe’s energy security. Meanwhile, the central-eastern part of the continent will remember these years as a time of domination and dictating game conditions for European gas […]

What goes on in Poland on the 21st of February.

Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia called on the leaders of the European Union to provide funds for the synchronization of power grids with the networks of Western Europe in the new Community budget.

What goes on in Poland on the 20th of February.