Polish Briefing: PKN Orlen and Synthos want to develop nuclear energy together
What goes on in Poland on the 30th of June.
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Poncyljusz: The opposition wants to engage in a dialogue on the energy sector, but the government claims it knows best (INTERVIEW)
Paweł Poncyljusz, MP from the Civic Coalition, talks about the problems with the public debate on Poland’s energy policy and calls for a real dialogue starting with nuclear energy. „This is about creating a permanent platform for dialogue, perhaps without a big participation from journalists, but as part of a fact-based discussion,” he says. „However, […]
Polish Briefing: New edition of home PV grant scheme open| Construction of Baltic Pipe in Denmark will remain suspended in two sections
What goes on in Poland on the 29th of June.
For Russia methane leaks are more of a threat than carbon dioxide (ANALYSIS)
The news about methane leaks recently published by Gazprom shows that this problem carries more importance for Russia than the fight with CO2 emissions. Soon EU regulations may challenge the gas industry in that country – Mariusz Marszałkowski, editor at BiznesAlert.pl, writes.
Polish Briefing: Gaz-System started laying Baltic Pipe in the Baltic Sea | GE Power will build a gas block in Ostrołęka
What goes on in Poland on the 28th of June.
The gas market is the key to the success of the Orlen – PGNiG merger
It is boiling hot, from Paris to the remote Syberia the temperatures are breaking records, but in the quiet, air-conditioned offices of managing boards and advisors, experts are working hard on establishing a new multi-energy company in Poland. However, the 35-degree heat and the euphoria after the victorious tie with Spain are not an excuse […]
Polish Briefing: Talks about Turów have been suspended until next week | Eastern Wielkopolska the first Polish region to join the Powering Past Coal Alliance
What goes on in Poland on the 25th of June.
It’s time to make the hydrogen strategy green to avoid the mistakes of the energy industry
Poland could be leading Europe’s hydrogen economy thanks to producing green hydrogen, but only if the state, which is now working on the hydrogen strategy, introduces a swift and efficient policy. Otherwise we will repeat the mistakes made by our power industry, which took to long to decide whether to invest in innovations and is […]
The end of history on the Polish gas market will not happen after the Yamal contract expires
Delays in LNG projects in the US may cause panic similar to the one we witnessed when the Baltic Pipe stumbled into problems in Denmark. Gas import to Poland from countries other than Russia is safe, but the history of diversification will not end with the expiration of the Yamal contract. Does this mean that […]
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