Polish Briefing: The degree of mining restructuring does not change
What goes on in Poland on the 9th of October.
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Polish Briefing: European Parliament for a more ambitious climate policy. Zero emissions until 2050
What goes on in Poland on the 6th of October.
OSW: A gas pipeline ‘above the law’? The EU Council’s legal service gives its opinion on Nord Stream 2
On 27 September, the legal service of the Council of the European Union issued a legal opinion on the European Commission’s proposal to the EU Council for permission to start negotiations with the Russian Federation on the issue of adopting a special legal framework for the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline. The content of the […]
Norway’s gas deposits to last for years
Within a decade PGNiG has invested about PLN 5.3 bn in the Norwegian Continental Shelf. Since starting production in 2012, the company has extracted 2.14 bcm of natural gas and almost 2.2 m tons of oil. The question is how much the deposit can still yield? Is it worth to continue investing in Norway? We […]
Fine for Lithuanian Railways does not cover PKN Orlen’s losses
The European Commission fined the Lithuanian Railways EUR 28 m for removing a rail track to PKN Orlen’s refinery in Mažeikiai and thus breaching the EU antitrust rules. According to Marek Zuber, an economist, Brussels made the right decision.
Polish Briefing: Lithuania wants to be a leader in synchronizing Baltic states with Europe through Poland
What goes on in Poland on the 4th of October.
Polish Briefing: European Commission punished Lithuanian Railways for removing rails to Mažeikiai refinery
What goes on in Poland on the 3rd of October.
Polish Briefing: Nord Stream 2 already obstructs development of LNG deliveries
What goes on in Poland on the 2nd of October.
Polish Briefing: Gazprom may be buying time in a trial with PGNiG
What goes on in Poland on the 29th of September.
Smog to blame for coal shortages? Mining’s blind man’s buff continues
In this children’s game only one person has a blindfold on while trying to tag the other players. I am not sure whether only one person has their eyes covered in the hard-core version of the game that is played by Poland’s hard coal mining industry – writes Karolina Baca-Pogorzelska from Dziennik Gazeta Prawna daily.
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