What goes on in Poland on 30th of December.
Zielińska: Why invest in gas if we can transition straight to renewables? (INTERVIEW)
„We are critical of investments in gas. They freeze money that we really need to phase out fossil fuels. The European Union sees this as well and has announced it would stop subsidizing fossil fuels as of 2025. Why then invest in declining technologies and 'freeze’ our human and financial resources?,” Urszula Zielińska MP from the Green Party asks in an interview with BiznesAlert.pl.
Polish Briefing: Polish onshore wind farms law liberalization draft to be presented in 2021
What goes in Poland on 29th of December.
Jakóbik: Putin knows he was naughty, so he wants to steal Christmas just like the Grinch
The Kremlin is trying to imply its opponents are guilty of its own vices. It has again accused the U.S. of waging a hybrid war and pursuing a hostile policy against Nord Stream 2, because it is losing on all fronts and will not have many reasons to celebrate this Christmas. So it is acting out to ruin other people’s Christmas just like the fairytale Grinch – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor in chief at BiznesAlert.pl.
Pagung: Nord Stream 2 is not necessary. Germans have a reality check on Russia now (INTERVIEW)
There are more important issues which could impact German-Russian relations than Nord Stream 2. We have a big reality check in Germany right now because of what Russia is doing – said Sarah Pagung from DGAP.
Polish Briefing: Unexpectedly large interest in Poland-Lithuania Gas Pipeline
What goes in Poland on 28th of December.
Polish Briefing: Natural gas in Ostrołęka until 2027. Coal quarrel in the family
What goes in Poland on 23rd of December.
China is using coal as political leverage
Australia is „deeply troubled” by the Chinese restrictions on coal imports. The tensions between the two countries are now impacting the fossil fuel – Karolina Baca-Pogorzelska, contributor to BiznesAlert.pl, writes.
Polish Briefing: Act on offshore to come into force in February
What goes on in Poland on the 22nd of December.
The return of the Baltic rail. Offshore – diversify first, liberalize second
„Diversification first, liberalization second,” is an old principle from the gas sector, which is now finding its way into the power sector, due to the big game surrounding the Baltic rail, which will connect offshore wind farms in the Baltic, but for now, without Poland’s involvement. Warsaw’s objections and plans to integrate the offshore farms with nuclear power may stand in the way – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor in chief at BiznesAlert.pl.