energy.

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.

One of the obstacles that e-mobility is facing is the price and reliability of lithium-ion batteries, but new solutions are constantly being developed to improve zero-emission means of transport. The new batteries of the Polish company Impact Clean Power Technology are an interesting solution that will be used in buses in the UK.

Greenpeace is calling for writing protest letters against Poland getting a floating storage and regasification unit that is to supply non-Russian gas to its neighbors including Czechia and Hungary.

The Polish nuclear power plant in Pomerania is expected to be built in 2033. The fuel will come, at least initially, from the Americans involved in the project – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor-in-chief at BiznesAlert.pl. 

To accelerate the energy transition, Poland plans to build two nuclear power plants. The government also wants a third facility. France intends to stay in the race and is ready to offer a lot thanks to its extensive experience in this segment.

The potential candidate for the prime minister Donald Tusk met with voters in Wroclaw. He was asked whether he would block the ongoing nuclear project. „Nuclear power plants are essential. We are out of time,” he replied. He was also asked whether the location in Pomerania would be changed, but did not give a clear […]

The change of government is an opportunity for an interesting discussion about energy reforms. However, they should start with the release of data from the sector, which in this regard remains opaque and inaccessible – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor-in-chief at BiznesAlert.pl.

„The current government has signed agreements and committed to building a nuclear power plant in Poland and we will have to re-examine all the documents. At this stage, the only source of information that the opposition has on the financing model and project contracts are media reports,” says Paulina Hennig-Kloska, deputy head of Poland 2050 […]

Ukraine’s critical infrastructure could become a target of Russian attack again, especially as winter approaches. Poland’s role may prove crucial, as it can provide Ukraine with a steady supply of gas, but over time it may be beneficial for both sides.

November and with it the heating season has begun, and the countries of the European Union are still pumping gas into storage facilities. These are almost 100% full, which ensures the security of supply in spite of the actions of Russias’n Gazprom.