Wojciech Jakóbik

An expert claims that the G7 decision to reduce the maximum price of oil from Russia may cause a financial crisis and a regime change. Poles, along with the Baltic states, are in favor of the reduction. At the same time oil is getting cheaper despite the restrictions.

The potential candidate for the prime minister Donald Tusk met with voters in Wroclaw. He was asked whether he would block the ongoing nuclear project. „Nuclear power plants are essential. We are out of time,” he replied. He was also asked whether the location in Pomerania would be changed, but did not give a clear […]

The change of government is an opportunity for an interesting discussion about energy reforms. However, they should start with the release of data from the sector, which in this regard remains opaque and inaccessible – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor-in-chief at BiznesAlert.pl.

November and with it the heating season has begun, and the countries of the European Union are still pumping gas into storage facilities. These are almost 100% full, which ensures the security of supply in spite of the actions of Russias’n Gazprom.

The Chinese ship that may have been responsible for the Balticconnector pipeline damage belongs to a company founded two days after the sabotage of Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines, raising suspicions of links as part of a larger false flag operation – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor – in-chief at BiznesAlert.pl.

The Ministry of Energy of Kazakhstan said that it was talking about increasing oil supplies to Germany via Russia to 2 million tons per year. The use of the Friendship Oil Pipeline is controversial, and the talks are coordinated with the Russians.

The arbitration court in St. Petersburg refused the owner of the Polish section of the Yamal gas pipeline to take its case to the arbitration court in Stockholm. The Poles wanted to sue Gazprom in Sweden over six billion zlotys. Russians talk about Russophobia in Europe, but they undermine their credibility in relations with European […]

The future of the EU energy market has been determined by France, Poland and Germany. The French will be able to use differential contracts to finance nuclear power plants, and the Poles and Germans have received a derogation on coal in the power market – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor-in-chief BiznesAlert.pl.

Parliamentary elections and a possible change of government should not be unusual in a democracy. A stable energy and climate policy that will continue the necessary projects in the energy industry should be the case in point – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor-in-chief at BiznesAlert.pl.

Journalists from several German news outlets have determined that the oil imported from Kazakhstan, which may in fact come from Russia, received preferential treatment at the German border. Apparently it is not being tested, which speeds up the customs control. Meanwhile, the Customs Service admits that such a procedure may be used to circumvent sanctions.