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Gaz-System and its Danish counterpart Energinet.dk signed a memorandum of cooperation for the continuity of gas supplies through the Baltic Pipe and the development of biomethane and hydrogen.

Poland in talks with neighbors on the FSRU „Our talks with Czechia and Slovakia are advanced. Recently you and I talked about preliminary consultations with Hungary. Now they’re talking to us about specific capacity,” the Minister of Climate and Environment Anna Moskwa told BiznesAlert.pl. „We are in general talks with Ukraine, which may take until […]

EU supports a gas pipe that will increase export via Baltic Pipe and LNG terminal The European Commission (EC) has approved more than EUR 124 million for the construction of a 253-kilometer section of a gas transmission pipeline between Leśniewice and Wronów. It will be part of a wider system that includes connections to the […]

Russia’s Gazprom is undergoing a transformation from a company that tried to play the role of Europe’s most important gas supplier into the Kremlin’s hard-knuckle foreign policy tool, which it has always been. It is not known what it will be used for in the face of speculation about the possible fall of Vladimir Putin […]

What goes on in Poland on the 17th of March.

The E23: PL FOR UA conference about the Polish-Ukrainian energy partnership launched at the PGE National Stadium on 15 March. The guests include Poland’s PM Mateusz Morawiecki, ministers from both countries and representatives of state-owned energy companies. The event is organized by Gaz-System, PSE, PERN and Polish Nuclear Power Plants. BiznesAlert.pl participated in the conference […]

The season of fertilizer purchases begins in the era of the energy crisis fueled by Gazprom. Poland has ensured security of supply, but the price will depend on the situation on the gas market, which is unpredictable – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor-in-chief at BiznesAlert.pl.

The first gas carrier from the fleet built for the Orlen Group reached the Terminal in Świnoujście delivering 70,000 tons of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from the United States. This is enough to cover the average weekly consumption of all households in Poland. By the end of 2025, Orlen will have eight LNG carriers.

Can Poland run its energy transition on natural gas and not fall into Putin’s gas trap? There is a way, but it’s risky – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor-in-chief at BiznesAlert.pl.

Poland has turned around from the path to a gas trap and has a chance to achieve real diversification of energy sources by 2036 – writes Daniel Radomski, contributor to BiznesAlert.pl, in a commentary on Gaz-System’s forecast for gas demand in Poland.