Poland.

Censorship is a nasty tool, certainly unworthy of our times and far removed from European standards. Is Huawei, which is trying to grow on the European market, using it to block articles on Polish websites? – asks Jędrzej Stachura, editor at BiznesAlert.pl.

What goes on in Poland on the 11th of October.

It’s time for a second antitrust investigation against Russia’s Gazprom. Poland is opening another front in the battle against the dominance of this supplier and its Nord Stream 2 project. This is because the first investigation did not result in Russians changing their behavior, as they now use the gas price crisis to manipulate the […]

What goes on in Poland on the 6th of October.

The legal dispute over the Turów mine is only the beginning of a fitness trail that coal may have to face, because of critics from Germany, Czechia and organizations like Greenpeace. Despite coming under fire, the Polish government has launched a counteroffensive and is calling the bluff – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor-in-chief BiznesAlert.pl.

What goes on in Poland on the 5th of October.

„Poles are going through the torture of negotiating with the Czechs on the dispute over the Turów mine. In reality and despite the emotional frenzy, the talks are nearing the end, and an agreement is within reach,” writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor-in-chief BiznesAlert.pl.

A „state of emergency” on the capacity market is one of the possible answers to the growing demand for energy in Poland. This term sounds frightening, but it defines the standard actions the operator takes in a situation where power plants barely cover the demand. This is happening more and more often in the face […]

What goes on in Poland on the 1st of October.

The transmission system operator complains that the boom in PV panels in Poland threatens the stability of the power grid. However, prosumers are installing them by the dozen, because they want to protect themselves against the hikes in energy prices that may reach over 10 percent. Perhaps a compromise solution would be to subsidize energy […]