Energy.

​An Orlen Group company Baltic Power is about to commence surveys to assess the environmental impacts and wind conditions within its off-shore wind farm licence area in the Baltic Sea. To that end, an agreement was signed with a consortium comprising MEWO S.A. and the Maritime Institute of Gdańsk, with a view to obtaining an […]

Nine years ago, having 85 percent of „black” energy and 15 green, we decided to switch it the other way aroundWe are now at the point where around 70 percent of our energy production is renewable, by 2025 we will be carbon-neutral. It turned out to be a good business to settle those targets early […]

The new electricity market agreed during the trilogue in the European Union could mean a revolution on the Polish market. The change in the entries regarding the investment stage of a given coal-fired power plant project, where it can receive public aid, in the case of Poland’s capacity market, could result in the deprivation of […]

– Countries like Poland need an energy diversity. If you depend on one country for your fuel supply, you’re at risk. So, for such a coal-dependent country like Poland, gas becomes an alternative transition fuel to getting renewables gradually including nuclear as base load – said Robert McKeel, Chief Marketing Officer at GE Power in […]

Are we ready for experiment with the security of the European power system by trading at wholesale markets in full detachment from underlying system operations? – asks Konrad Purchała Ph.D., director for European Integration Policy, Polskie Sieci Elektroenergetyczne.

Will a nuclear power plant be built near Bełchatów? This proposal is not new, but the government can actually decide on it – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor-in-chief of BiznesAlert.pl.

– Poland is an attractive market for Dalkia because, we can implement both of our energy solutions: grid optimisation and energy efficiency, says Jerome Ladriere, Dalkia’s Executive Vice President – International & Business Development, in his interview with BiznesAlert.pl.

Poland needs nuclear energy to meet climate targets for reducing CO2 emissions. According to prof. Grzegorz Wrochna from the National Center for Nuclear Research, the nuclear will allow a smooth exit from coal energy over several decades, without economic shocks and social crises.

Poland should diversify the sources of obtaining electricity. Dr eng. Janusz Steinhoff, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy in Jerzy Buzek’s government, in an interview with BiznesAlert.pl, emphasizes that basing the energy industry on coal has no economic justification.

The awkwardness of politicians who want to defend coal should not lead to the inclusion of clean coal technologies and the atom on the index of prohibited topics. They will be fully entitled if they pass the economic test – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor-in-chief of BiznesAlert.pl.