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A concert of an outstanding pianist Leszek Możdzer will accompany the promotion of Polish thought for the electromobility sector during the PKEE E-Mobility Summer Day in Brussels.

The capacity market is not a state aid dedicated to coal. This was proven by the latest decision by the European Commission – argues the representative of the Polish Electricity Association (PKEE).

The European electricity market is currently undergoing structural challenges to security of supply, due to lack of capacity and funding restraints. New investments are insufficient to bridge the gap. It raises several questions about the future of capacity mechanisms in the EU – how should they be designed not only to ensure security of supply […]

During the Euractiv workshop „Transitioning to renewables: What role for biomass?”, the representatives of the European Parliament and the Commission together with experts and stakeholders participated in a discussion co-organised by the Polish Electricity Association (PKEE). 

Smog and air pollution are not so much caused by power plants and industry, but above all so-called low emissions, i.e. old domestic heating stoves and local coal-fired boilers. This sector is responsible for over 40 percent of total PM10 dust emissions in Poland, as well as 80% total emission without (a) pyrene B (a) […]

Revision of the Electricity Market Regulation should set out a clear level playing field to make the market competitive, consumer-oriented, flexible and technology-neutral. European electricity markets currently face structural challenges to security of supply due to the missing capacity and missing money problems, while new generating investments are insufficient to bridge the gap. The latest […]

Notification of the capacity market in Poland by the European Commission was never to happen. For this reason, it must be regarded as a success. However, it was bought with concessions. One of them is the consent for auctions for cross-border power plants, which are worrying for a part of the industry – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, […]

The Polish Electricity Association welcomes today’s decision of the Commission, in which the EC has confirmed that the assumptions of the Polish Capacity Market Act (adopted by the Polish Parliament on 8 December 2017) are in line with the State aid rules (SA.46100).

The future of energy, the importance of the role of the consumer, new technologies and the EU legal frameworks. This is what the experts from all over Europe are discussing in Paris today (5.12) during the conference „Electricity: Welcome to The world of Tomorrow”, organized under the patronage of French President Emmanuel Macron. The Polish […]

Derogations from the rigors of BAT Conclusions for Large Combustion Plants (LCP) are possible – writes the editor of the BiznesAlert.pl portal, Teresa Wójcik.