Wojciech Jakóbik

Kommersant’s sources in Russia have accused Poland of blocking the growth of supplies of oil classified as „from Kazakhstan” through Russia and the Friendship Oil Pipeline to Germany’s Schwedt refinery. Based on the agreements Germany can import to the tune of 100,000 tons per month, but the Russians would like to send more. They avoid […]

The French are working on a letter to heads of development banks calling for support for nuclear projects across the world in a different formula. Deploying funds from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development would make it possible to expand nuclear technology across the world and France could lead this movement, just like Germany […]

Poland’s president talked at the Dubai climate summit about how Poland wants ot reduce greenhouse gas emissions thanks to combining renewable and nuclear energy.

Ten NATO countries will strengthen the protection of critical infrastructure in the Baltic after the sabotage of the Nord Stream 1 and 2 gas pipelines and Balticconector.

„It has never been and is not our intention to delay or block this investment,” says Marshal (~ governor – ed.) of the Pomeranian Voivodeship Mirosław Struk in an interview with Pomorskie.eu. However, he also raises objections to the environmental decision, warning against the project being delayed due to faulty procedures, as was the case […]

A dispute between Russian companies over oil pollution, which impacted Poland as well as other countries, has been closed by a court in Moscow due to the possibility of Russian losses. Polish companies still have not received compensation from the Russians.

The Ministry of Climate and Environment announced a decision-in-principle on the construction of a nuclear power plant in Pątnów using Korean technology.

The dispute over how to freeze energy prices in 2024 could become a test of strength between the outgoing team at the climate and state assets departments and those who are to replace them.

Czechia has reserved access to 2 billion cubic meters of gas from the Stade LNG terminal in Germany as of 2027. Poland had conducted market research to verify if there were enough clients to commission a second FSRU unit that would dock at the Gdańsk Bay, but it turned out there weren’t.

The mayor of Choczewo has declared that his local government wanted to make money from the nuclear power plant in Pomerania, and the opponents only helped negotiate better terms with the government.