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The Energy Forum held a conference entitled „Energy, Climate After the Elections. Where to Start?”. The meeting included two presentations and a discussion. The think tank proposes the establishment of a new ministry. It also argues that redefining the pillars of the transition is absolutely necessary.

Last Friday at noon the Civic Coalition, Third Way and New Left signed a coalition agreement. The contract determines the direction of cooperation of the potential new government. It also delves into the energy industry.

Parliamentary elections and a possible change of government should not be unusual in a democracy. A stable energy and climate policy that will continue the necessary projects in the energy industry should be the case in point – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor-in-chief at BiznesAlert.pl.

The coalition talks on forming a new government are interesting not because of the bargaining over who will get the ministry of energy, but because of the decision on who will get Orlen, which has become a powerhouse stronger than many ministries – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor-in-chief at BiznesAlert.pl.

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 groups differ a lot, but they share a positive attitude to the green transition. The new government will have to get to work right away,” […]

What goes in Poland on 22th of September. Poland’s atom from America on fast track to sign a deal before elections „We have signed a consortium agreement, thereby consolidating the team that will design and build the first nuclear power plant in Poland at the planned Lubiatowo-Kopalino location,” Westinghouse said in a statement. The project […]

A group of trade unions from the energy sector will go to Warsaw on July 14 to fight for a specific shape of Poland’s energy transition. They want the Climate Minister to defend coal and they are reminding the government the promises made by the United Right coalition (ruling coalition in Poland).

Poland defies imposing the solidarity mechanism on the gas market. However, if the worst case scenario occurs and Russia completely halts its supply, there may be no other choice. Nevertheless, Brussels and Warsaw may again part ways before the elections – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor in chief at BiznesAlert.pl.