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“A European strategic long-term vision for a prosperous, modern, competitive and climate neutral economy by 2050 – A Clean Planet for all” presented by the European Commission has initiated a broaddebate about defining the way Europe should be developing in the 2050 horizon. The Polish Electricity Association (PKEE) fully agrees with the idea of an […]

What goes on in Poland on the 16th of July.

Without innovations, the energy sector of tomorrow will not be built. The digitalisation will help to manage electric grids better and reduce the risk of their faults, but also carries with it the challenges such as assuring appropriate protection against cyber threats – stressed the participants at the Brussels debate on the ”EU Power Sector […]

379 billion euros will need to be spent every year to reach the EU climate goals by 2030. Additional billions of euros in investments will be required for the 2050 goals. Where to direct the funds and how to utilise them? This was discussed by the participants in the EurActiv.com discussion on Transforming the Global […]

The comment of the Polish Electricity Association on the Tempus Legal Action against the Polish Capacity Market.

We are confident that this year’s auctions on the capacity market will be held on the old rules. Can the same be expected by the end of 2019? After the announcement of the outcome of the negotiations, interpretation doubts arose, although they are diluted in favor of, among others, Poland. Except for exceptions, new coal […]

What goes on in Poland on the 7th of December.

Yesterday, the building of the European Parliament was the venue of the “COP24 – The Road to Katowice: Changing Together for a Just Energy Transition” conference organised by EurActiv and the PKEE. Should the European Union as a whole increase its climate ambitions? Will we be the global climate policy leader or will we turn […]

The capital of Belgium was the venue of the “Balancing Coal and Climate: What is a ‘just’ Energy transition?” conference organised by the Polish Electricity Association and Politico. The panel participants have agreed that the regions of the European Union need support for the energy transition to be just.

Brussels was the venue of the “Balancing Coal and Climate: What is a ‘just’ Energy transition?” conference. The meeting was opened by Mr Filip Grzegorczyk, President of the Management Board of the Grupa Tauron and Vice-President of the Polish Electricity Association.