Energy.

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.

Thanks to the efforts of gas transmission network operators from Poland, the Baltic States, Finland and Germany the Nordic-Baltic hydrogen corridor has gained the status of a project important for the entire European Union. This means the investors can count on EU support.

Electromobility in Poland is constantly developing, and zero-emission buses from the Middle Kingdom can accelerate this process. Yutong wants to contribute and has a rich offer and considerable production capabilities.

The protection of critical energy infrastructure is still a hot topic in the public debate. However, energy security is determined not only by pipelines or power plants, but also by ports and terminals. The LNG Terminal in Świnoujście is important from the point of view of the state, so many services are protecting it. Poland […]

Poland 2050 and Civic Coalition (KO) have proposed to restore the exchange obligation and decrease the minimum distance between wind turbines and buildings, which would depend on the noise emitted by the power plant.

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 […]

On Monday, former Minister of State Assets Jacek Sasin, during an interview with reporters, expressed confidence that the conflict between Westinghouse and KHNP over the technology used to build the reactor will be avoided. The Polish Press Agency (PAP) reports that during an interview with Polsat, Jacek Sasin referred to the words of Grzegorz Onichimowski, […]

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 exhibition is held between 28 and 30 November in Paris. Companies representing the Polish nuclear sector are among the exhibitors.