What goes on in Poland on the 8th of April.
Germany calls for a dialogue with Russia, Poland must do its bit
The occupation of Crimea is continuing and it does not stand in German’s way to not to open a Mercedes factory in Russia and not to call for a dialogue with the regime of Vladimir Putin. Poland must do its bit, writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor-in-chief of BiznesAlert.pl.
EPP: The gas directive ends the abuse of monopolies in the gas market
“Today, we are putting an end to the era of external monopolies in the EU gas market which, for years, has exposed consumers to paying much higher energy bills and has been used to turn off gas taps in the middle of winter. This is excellent news for our citizens, industry and our overall security in the EU”, said Jerzy Buzek MEP, EPP Group Spokesman, after the deal on common rules for the internal market in natural gas was adopted by the European Parliament.
Poles fight for funds for energy transition in Brussels (REPORT)
379 billion euros will need to be spent every year to reach the EU climate goals by 2030. Additional billions of euros in investments will be required for the 2050 goals. Where to direct the funds and how to utilise them? This was discussed by the participants in the EurActiv.com discussion on Transforming the Global Energy System: How to finance a just transition. The Polish Electricity Association is the partner of the event.
Polish Briefing: No strike in Sierra Gorda. Orlen and PKP Cargo will deepen the cooperation
What goes on in Poland on the 5th of April.
The European Parliament extends EU rules to pipelines from non-EU countries
To provide legal clarity for operators and competitive gas supply for all Europeans, MEPs approved new gas market rules to bring incoming pipelines under EU law.
Tchórzewski: Poland is not prepared for a massive expansion of RES
We need to prepare for it in an evolutionary way, and parallel to renewables we want to build nuclear power plants, said Minister of Energy Krzysztof Tchórzewski at the session of the Energy and Treasury Committee of Polish Sejm.
Polish Briefing: The Ministry of Energy investigates the need of another LNG terminal and the cost of an NPP
What goes on in Poland on the 4th of April.
Polish Briefing: It is hardly possible that Nord Stream 2 will be completed on time
What goes on in Poland on the 3rd of April.
Przybylski: Renewable energy is a great opportunity for Poland (INTERVIEW)
– The law has a direct impact on which projects can be implemented. Poland has a great opportunity to become a significant producer of green energy. Plans of liberalization of the so-called “Distance Law” are the right step and we should take advantage of this opportunity. From an ecological and economic perspective, renewable energy is an opportunity for us. We are a developing country and we should strive for sustainable development, said Paweł Przybylski, CEO of Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy in Poland, in an interview with the BiznesAlert.pl.