energy transition.

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,” […]

Konin is a city located in eastern Greater Poland, near the center of the country. Until recently, the region was known mostly from the two power plants that generate electricity and heat from lignite – Pątnów and Konin, which together with the Adamów plant in Turek create the PAK power plant complex. Today, this area […]

„With regard to press publications concerning the updated strategy of the PGE Group, we inform that the energy policy of the Polish government implemented by the Ministry of State Assets does not assume an acceleration of the transition from coal,” the Ministry said in a statement.

The Minister of State Assets Jacek Sasin announced that the National Energy Security Agency, which will take over the coal assets of Polska Grupa Energetyczna, Tauron, Enea and Energa, will be established in the autumn of this year. This date has been already changed a few times.

„I believe that the National Energy Security Agency is a harmful idea and it will mean a return to a monopoly. Its operation will be carried out at the expense of customers and high energy prices,” says Grzegorz Onichimowski from the Civic Institute, in an interview with BiznesAlert.pl.

„We may run out of lignite already in the 2030s, precisely for geological reasons, for economic reasons, because it may not be worth it to dig deeper. [ … ] It is possible to go through the energy transition in an economically stable way, which is also acceptable for various social groups, not only the […]

On July 14, the Silesia of the future – 2049 conference was held, during which politicians, government representatives and experts discussed the biggest challenges, opportunities and threats related to the development of AI and the energy transition in Silesia.

What goes on in Poland on the 15th of September.

While Europe is fighting climate change, a new crisis has emerged. High gas prices and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine are driving energy prices to historic levels and massively contributing to a year-on-year EU inflation of 40%. Yet, there is a silver lining: an accelerated energy transition and electrification can get Europe out of these two […]

Poland is split between ministries, it doesn’t have a host that would supervise the energy transition process. Because of this the transition is in chaos and lacks coordination – said member of the Civic Coalition Tomasz Nowak in an interview with BiznesAlert.pl.