Polish Briefing: A draft of the social agreement with the energy sector | Progress of Baltic Pipe construction
What goes on in Poland on the 24th of August.
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The coronavirus, not Nord Stream 2, is behind the slip in gas prices. Will gasoline be cheaper? (ANALYSIS)
Russians are arguing that even the unconfirmed news about Nord Stream 2 being launched has caused the gas price to drop, so they are agitating for starting the pipe in the fall irregardless of the existing obstacles. The gas prices did indeed flinch because of this rumor, but hydrocarbons prices have been dropping longer and […]
Gazprom – a thug in Europe’s gas storage facilities
Gazprom, apart from limiting gas transit to Europe via its export gas pipelines, is also persistently emptying the European gas storage facilities under its control. This is leading to historically high gas prices on the European market, and is a harbinger of a crisis in the coming heating season – Mariusz Marszałkowski, editor at BiznesAlert.pl, […]
Polish Briefing: Another round of negotiations on Turów has ended | Tusk: Climate and environmental protection issues should be on the national agenda
What goes on in Poland on the 20th of August.
Polish Briefing: The tenth round of talks between Poland and Czechia the Turów Mine took off | Sanation in Sierra Gorda and news from KGHM on the nuclear and hydrogen in September
What goes on in Poland on the 19th of August.
Makogon: Poland and Ukraine can ensure energy security to NATO’s Eastern flank despite Nord Stream 2
– Thanks to access to the Trans-Balkan gas pipeline, Poland and Ukraine can create a powerful North-South gas corridor that will ensure energy security for the entire South-Eastern Europe, i.e. NATO’s Eastern flank, says Serhiy Makogon, president of OGTSUA, the operator of gas transmission pipelines in Ukraine.
Polish Briefing: Record prices drive up the results of KGHM | NIK points at the difficulties for RES
What goes on in Poland on the 18th of August.
Anglo-Saxons took a sectoral hit at Lukashenko
Great Britain, the US and Canada introduced their own sectoral sanctions against the regime in Belarus. Which of those will hurt Lukashenko the most? – asks Mariusz Marszłkowski, editor at BiznesAlert.pl.
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