Polish Briefing: Merger of the climate and environment ministries after government reconstruction
What goes on in Poland on the 24th of July.
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Polish Briefing: Trzaskowski on energy transition, Duda on water policy
What goes on in Poland on the 6th of July.
Is onshore wind energy a threat to the environment? Conclusions from a dispute in Norway
Opponents of onshore wind energy in Norway failed to stop it. Tadeusz Rawa, contributor at BiznesAlert.pl describes the hurdles offshore energy is facing in that country.
Polish Briefing: Poland lost PLN 78 billion due to extreme weather
What goes on in Poland on the 29th of June.
The EU recovery plan may be an opportunity for turbine blades recycling
According to estimates, about 14,000 turbine blades in Europe will be decommissioned by 2023. Neglecting the utilization of the used parts may be very costly and not much time is left. The plan to reconstruct the EU economy could include investments in recycling renewable energy sources, including wind turbine blades – Patrycja Rapacka, editor at […]
Polish Briefing: Poland has spent over PLN 5 billion on air quality
What goes on in Poland on the 15th of June.
The coronavirus may worsen energy poverty in Poland (INTERVIEW)
„Half of households in Poland that suffer from energy poverty experience financial poverty as well. If wages go down and unemployment goes up, it may turn out that the consequences of these detrimental economic changes will be especially severe for households that are already suffering from energy poverty,” says Jakub Sokołowski, economist at the Institute […]
Crimea is drying up under occupation
Water shortages are affecting the better part of Europe. Poland is also facing droughts with increased frequency. This problem poses a huge threat to farming, as well as everyday life. Crimea has had the same issue for over a dozen years and it is becoming more and more severe – writes Mariusz Marszałkowski, editor at […]
PKEE: European Climate Law proposal should tackle the financial dimension of energy transition
Members of the Polish Electricity Association (PKEE) are aware of climate change challenges and aim at a further sustainable transformation which will at the same time ensure energy security. The Polish energy sector is already committed to contribute to the EU climate and energy objectives through ambitious plans to reduce its GHG emissions, even though […]
Chernobyl’s demons still haunt Poland’s nuclear projects
26 April is here, so the time to open the old wounds caused by the Chernobyl nuclear disaster has come. Despite the fact that it’s been 34 years since the tragedy, it is not often possible to assess nuclear power and its role in the energy sector rationally. The problem sits with excessive concern over […]
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