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What goes on in Poland on the 31st of July.

The PKN Orlen’s production division began drilling of the Bajerze-2 well, another well in the Unisław-Gronowo concession area. Its total depth will be ca. 3600 meters and the drilling and tests will take about 70 days. The Bajerze-1K well drilled last year provided data, which confirmed the Edge project area was prospective and made it […]

The Northern Gateway is a project at the crossroads of politics and business. Even though it will facilitate political goals, it will also have a business impact. The success of the Polish plan depends on the future of the dispute on the role of Gazprom in Central and Eastern Europe. To fully appreciate it, one […]

BiznesAlert.pl is talking to Jan Rączka, PhD, senior advisor at Regulatory Assistance Project, on the amendments to the Act on renewables. According to the expert, auctions, a tool at the disposal of the Polish government, offer the opportunity to develop wind energy. 

Together with the interoperating system operators, Gaz-System published reports on the assessment of demand for incremental capacity. In result a decision on starting the preparations for the design phase for an interconnection with Germany has been made.

What goes on in Poland on the 28th of July

It looks like the Germans got scared of the impending US sanctions against Nord Stream 2. They are suspending the construction of infrastructure, which was supposed to distribute gas from the pipeline, writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor in chief of Biznesalert.pl. 

The President of the European Commission, Jean Claude Juncker, said that if the new US sanctions against Russia impact the European Union’s energy security, Brussels was ready to respond in a few days and present its own reply to the restrictions.

What goes on in Poland on the 27th of July

„The Phase I of the Open Season 2017 for the Baltic Pipe project has showed the interest in realization of the Baltic Pipe Project and confirmed the sufficient demand for gas transportation from the North Sea through Denmark and the Baltic Sea to Poland,” announced Gaz-System in a press release.