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Coal is not making Poland any safer. New ranking reveals the problem The Jagiellonian Institute has created an Energy Security Index, which includes the countries of the European Union and the OECD, China and Ukraine. Russia was not taken into consideration, as it provides data of questionable quality. The index examines the demand for energy […]

What goes in Poland on 16th of May.

The Lower Silesian Institute for Energy Studies (DISE) has presented a report that shows that natural gas will remain a „transitional fuel” in Poland’s energy transition for the next 10 years.

The demolition of the unfinished EuRoPol gas office building in Bielany in Warsaw has begun. The construction of what was supposed to be a sumptuous HQ of the company started in 2000. EuRoPol Gaz was established in the early 90s to manage the Yamal-Europe gas pipeline (Yamal gas pipeline – ed.). The demolition marks the […]

Germany has lost its freedom to pursue its own interests due to years of Russian lobbying in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, because the narrative about bad Americans and harmful LNG has survived even the Zeitenwende, which in the peripheries is treated as a Berlin fad – writes Patrycja Anna Tepper from the Institute for Western Affairs in an […]

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 […]

What goes in Poland on 7th of April.

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 […]

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.