Energy.

During the EU Energy Council, Minister Henning-Kloska stressed the importance of infrastructure that delivers non-Russian fuels. The politician said that this could be a topic for coordinating actions aimed at protecting infrastructure at the EU level.

According to O2.pl the Chinese operator of the terminal at the Port of Gdynia pays „grossly low” fees for perpetual usufruct, and in return gets an insight into the neighboring NATO port.

It seems that from the point of view of the Schwedt refinery itself, a business such as Orlen would be a good partner – it is a large, serious, stable company embedded in the industry. In Germany, however, the Chancellor’s office and partly the Ministry of Finance are hesitant. There are voices, for example, advocating […]

 „Despite the apparent silence, intensive negotiations, analyses and agreements are being conducted between Poland’s PGE PAK EJ and Korea’s KHNP. Certainly it makes sense to think this investment through, because it can bring many benefits to both sides,” writes Bożena Horbaczewska, PhD., from Korea, adjunct at the SGH Warsaw School of Economics and head of […]

„50 percent from RES by 2050 is doable,” said Deputy Minister of Climate and Environment Miłosz Motyka.

Poland will receive EUR 8.5 billion under the European Climate and Environment Infrastructure Fund. Around 590 million will go to the RES sector.

The Ministry of Climate and Environment is waiting for municipalities that are interested in the construction of a radioactive waste landfill. The plant is to be part of the accompanying infrastructure for the first nuclear power plant in Poland. Applications can be submitted until June 30, 2024.

The Ministry of Industry will manage not only mining in Upper Silesia, but also energy resources and nuclear policy – said Minister Marzena Czarnecka during the opening of the Ministry in Katowice. Meanwhile, Polish Nuclear Power Plants (PEJ) and Poland’s first nuclear project in Pomerania are still managed by the plenipotentiary who works in Warsaw.

– Whatever the outcome of this investigation and saga, however, is the clear conclusion that especially with regard to the continuing tense security environment across the Baltic Sea region given Russia’s continued bellicose rhetoric, well-worn grey-zone and hybrid warfare tactics against the West, as well as the Kremlin’s ongoing illegal invasion of Ukraine, that there […]

There is a heated debate in the EU on the role of nuclear power in the energy transition in the coming years. The European Commission is demanding a smaller share of nuclear power, but a coalition of pro-nuclear states, including Poland and France, may undermine this plan – writes Maciej Burny from Enerxperience in BiznesAlert.pl.