Wojciech Jakóbik

Poles gave the Czechs a once-over when it comes to the construction of the second floating LNG terminal. The Czechs bolted, so only one unit will be procured. It is criticized by Greenpeace despite the fact it will help fight CO2 emissions in Polnad – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor in chief at BiznesAlert.pl.

Nuclear power serves the European Union’s climate neutrality aspirations. At least, that is what the majority of the members of the European Parliament decided, by supporting the inclusion of this technology in the Net-Zero Industry Act, which determines EU support. Poland helped forge this majority.

The European Commission has approved Poland’s EUR 59.8 billion National Recovery Plan, which includes a chapter on REPowerEU energy, aimed at abandoning dependence on Russia.

Market research has shown a lack of sufficient interest in access to a floating gas port in the Gulf of Gdańsk. The first FSRU will be leased to meet the demand in Poland, mostly to decarbonize district heating.

Energy policy adviser to the Civic Coalition Grzegorz Onichimowski told Bloomberg that the American partners should take over at least 30 percent of the shares of the NPP project in Pomerania.

The Marshal of Pomerania Mirosław Struk sparked a lively discussion about the project to build a nuclear power plant in Pomerania by announcing he would „ask uncomfortable questions,” which gave the room to critics of this project to question the environmental decision. The investor has assured that the American NPP in Pomerania will meet environmental […]

A Polish initiative may lead to the imposition of an embargo on the last Russian fuel on which we remain dependent – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor-in-chief at BiznesAlert.pl.

Gaz-System has announced that two bidders will compete in the final stage of the tender for delivering a FSRU to the Gulf of Gdańsk.

Greenpeace is calling for writing protest letters against Poland getting a floating storage and regasification unit that is to supply non-Russian gas to its neighbors including Czechia and Hungary.

The Polish nuclear power plant in Pomerania is expected to be built in 2033. The fuel will come, at least initially, from the Americans involved in the project – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor-in-chief at BiznesAlert.pl.