Polish Briefing: Poland supports the directions of Fit For 55 and calls for more funds for transformation and increasing the role of gas
What goes on in Poland on the 15th of July.
Mateusz Gibała
PGE and Ørsted have selected a contractor for geotechnical studies of the seabed
PGE and Ørsted have jointly selected a consortium of Geoquip Marine and MEWO S.A. to perform a geotechnical investigation of the ground conditions. The project work, which has just commenced, is being carried out for the Baltica Offshore Wind Farm to be developed in two phases – Baltica 2 and Baltica 3 with a total […]
Walijewski: Climate change will make water shortages worse in some parts of Poland (INTERVIEW)
In the modern world electricity is a given. In Poland to a large degree power is generated with bituminous coal and lignite. This will not change in the coming years and the deposits in, e.g. Konin (lignite -ed.) will continue to be exploited. In result, the problem with water accessibility will not disappear and the […]
Polish Briefing: PKN Orlen and Synthos want to develop nuclear energy together
What goes on in Poland on the 30th of June.
Poncyljusz: The opposition wants to engage in a dialogue on the energy sector, but the government claims it knows best (INTERVIEW)
Paweł Poncyljusz, MP from the Civic Coalition, talks about the problems with the public debate on Poland’s energy policy and calls for a real dialogue starting with nuclear energy. „This is about creating a permanent platform for dialogue, perhaps without a big participation from journalists, but as part of a fact-based discussion,” he says. „However, […]
Polish Briefing: Gaz-System started laying Baltic Pipe in the Baltic Sea | GE Power will build a gas block in Ostrołęka
What goes on in Poland on the 28th of June.
Poland with the highest percentage of increase of wind energy since 2000
Poland has increased the percentage of electricity produced by wind turbines the most, with an increase of nearly 250,000%. Belgium, France, and Norway all rank within the top 10 for the biggest increases. Denmark is the country with the largest overall generation of electricity using wind turbines, even though they had the smallest increase.
Guła: Coal is increasingly more expensive and less accessible, so Poles will turn away from it (INTERVIEW)
In the Lesser Poland Voivodship an anti-smog resolution will enter into force on the 1st of January 2023. It will make it illegal to use heaters running on solid fuels that do not meet emission requirements. Heating with coal is becoming less available, because the coal that meets the requirements of the so-called „ekoprojekt” is […]
Polish Briefing: What’s next with Baltic Pipe? | Energy sector’s trade unions want their own social agreement
What goes on in Poland on the 7th of June.
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