Gazprom.

During a meeting with journalists and business representatives Ukraine’s Energy Minister assured that from the point of view of Warsaw and Kiev the investments in gas infrastructure that will connect both countries were a „real benefit” situation. However, reality is not as rosy – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, BiznesAlert.pl’s editor in chief.

What goes on in Poland on the 29th of September.

What goes on in Poland on the 25th of September.

-By introducing sanctions against companies that decided to engage in the Russian Nord Stream project, the USA sent a strong message, which says this endeavor is burdened with explicit political risk. At the same time the Americans have time and again proven that they will not shy away from executing their law even when it […]

If Gazprom used European companies to steal PGNiG’s strategic clients perhaps they would receive a lower price, but Poland’s entire gas policy would be put at risk – Wojciech Jakóbik, BiznesAlert.pl’s editor in chief.

For the first time since 2010 Gazprom has returned as Croatia’s number one natural gas provider. The company used the free market to achieve this – writes Teresa Wójcik, editor at BiznesAlert.pl. The Agrokor scandal, about which BiznesAlert.pl was first to write in Poland, is casting a shadow on the situation.

The Lech Kaczyński LNG terminal in Świnoujście will have a second quay. It is good news because it means Poland wants to fight for the small scale LNG market on the Baltic Sea. It has not been so obvious until recently – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, BiznesAlert.pl’s editor in chief.

The German government should agree to let the European Commission take over the negotiations on the terms of construction of Nord Stream 2 with Russia, wrote Germany’s Sueddeutsche Zeitung last Wednesday. The construction of the gas pipeline is a source of concern for Central and Eastern European countries – reminds the daily.

On Tuesday 12 September, the European Parliament adopted regulations on the security of gas deliveries at first reading. According to the press release published on the EP’s webpage, every EU Member State that will face a gas shortage will be able to notify its neighbors and trigger cross-border assistance to prevent the decrease in supply. […]

One law for American tech companies and another for one Russian gas company? – asks Dr. Alan Riley, analyst of Center for European Policy Analysis.