Energy.

The Energy Forum summarized the election promises of individual parties regarding the future of the energy sector in Poland and compared them with the opinions of experts. „The victorious opposition […]

Poland may be forced to introduce a contract for difference as a financing mechanism for nuclear power plants, which it did not want to use. This could entail a nuclear […]

An undersea gas pipeline and telecommunications cable between Finland and Estonia has been damaged. It seems that this was not an accidental failure; the Finnish government suggests that the damage […]

The oil supplies to Germany from Kazakhstan may replace the imports via the Naftoport in Gdańsk. This may indicate that Germany will yet again become dependant on the East, which, […]

Orlen signed an agreement with the Industrial Development Agency to purchase the majority of Energop shares. The company specializes in the supply of high-tech pipelines.

Orlen has made the final investment decision on the construction of the first Polish offshore wind farm the Baltic Power. It will start operating in 2026. As part of the […]

The Szczecin and Świnoujście Seaports Authority has reported that the Regional Directorate for Environmental Protection in Szczecin issued an environmental decision on the container port in Świnoujście after conducting cross-border […]

The ports of Gdynia and Gdańsk are joining forces with the TSO Gaz-System to build an LNG storage and regasification unit aka an FSRU.

The new Bulgarian government drops two new nuclear reactors from France’s EDF, but sticks to Americans from Westinghouse. Poles are also talking to everyone at once, and parliamentary elections are […]

Many companies are trying to break the Chinese monopoly on rare earth minerals. Poles are not staying behind thanks to the cooperation of KGHM and LW Bogdanka.