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Coal first. Space for renewables. Poland has a foundation for its energy mix

The Polish government adopted programs for the brown and black coal industries. They will serve as a reference point for the planned Polish energy mix project.

TGE will compete for contracts with other exchanges in Europe 

Commission Regulation (EU) 2015/1222 establishing a guideline on capacity allocation and congestion management (CACM Regulation) requires from all nominated electricity market operators (NEMO) to prepare and present for approval by all national energy regulation institutions a plan detailing how NEMOs will be established and function as market coupling operators, aka the MCO (market coupling operator) plans. 

U.S. LNG delivery to Poland cheaper than gas from Russia and German market

An interview with Maciej Woźniak, PGNiG’s Vice-President of the Management Board for Trade. He explains the benefits that the LNG terminal in Świnoujście offers his company.

CEEP: Regional cooperation could help national energy policies

CEEP gathered in this report a series of opinions and analysis on the proposed Governance of the Energy Union with a special focus on Central Europe and potential impact on the energy and industry sector.

Trump in Poland supports further integration in Europe. Conversation with David Koranyi

David Koranyi from Atlantic Council explains Trump’s message from visit in Warsaw during the Three Seas Initative summit.

PISM: Russia-Saudi Arabia Cooperation. Potential and Limitations

Arabia and Russia promote contrary approaches to resolving the conflict in Syria as well as differ in their perceptions of Iran’s role in the Middle East. This splits in interest limit cooperation in the armaments sector. The new sphere of Russian-Saudi cooperation is energy, especially in the oil market. Russia seeks to use Saudi Arabia as an instrument to undermine U.S. influence in the Middle East – writes Agnieszka Legucka, analyst at Polish Institute of Foreign Affairs.

PISM: U.S. policy towards Russia is a continuation of Obama’s approach

Trump used the opportunity of his visit to Poland (6 July) to give his most important foreign policy address since taking office—and the first one outside of the United States. The speech helped dissipate some doubts surrounding the substance of U.S. foreign policy. Still, the country’s policymaking process is marked by internal tensions – writes Bartosz Wiśniewski, analyst at the Polish Institute for Foreign Affairs.