Polish Briefing: Tauron’s new onshore I Russia concocts a ridiculous story I Gaz-System plans for hydrogen
What goes on in Poland on the 6th of March.
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Polish Briefing: Foreign pressure on Poland to change onshore regulations mounts I Poland’s top power producer inches towards nuclear project with Korea and gets new loan
What goes on in Poland on the 3rd of March.
Coal prices are dropping. The worst is either behind us, or not here yet
Winter is coming to an end and warmer days are here, so fuel prices are dropping on the markets. The doomsday forecasts did not come true and the combination of warmer weather with a weakening economic situation, as well as diversification of fuel imports from around the world is giving Europe energy stability. The newspapers […]
Polish Briefing: Big updates for Gaz-System I Rafako v Tauron continues I Atomic act amended by Senate
What goes on in Poland on the 2nd of March.
Poland turns back from a path to a gas trap (ANALYSIS)
Poland has turned around from the path to a gas trap and has a chance to achieve real diversification of energy sources by 2036 – writes Daniel Radomski, contributor to BiznesAlert.pl, in a commentary on Gaz-System’s forecast for gas demand in Poland.
Polish Briefing: Gov wants derogation of the capacity market I Tatneft spins story about oil to Poland I Orlen reveals plan for SMRs and faces revenue cap
What goes on in Poland on the 1st of March.
Many contributed to Poland breaking free from Russian oil and gas
Poland’s Prime Minister accused the largest opposition party of „favoring oil and gas from Russia”, but the truth is more complicated. Poland managed to become independent of Russian hydrocarbons thanks to both the Civic Platform and the Law and Justice party continuing on a path of diversification – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor in chief at […]
Polish Briefing: Port for offshore doesn’t need EU dough? I Westinghouse wants more I Russians allow Kazakh oil deliveries to Germany
What goes on in Poland on the 28th of February.
Crouzet: France’s play for the second location of Poland’s NPP (INTERVIEW)
„Deputy Prime Minister Jacek Sasin and his colleagues with whom I met last week told me clearly that the French offer was being taken seriously with regard to the second location in the nuclear program,” said Philippe Crouzet, the French government representative for civil nuclear cooperation with Poland, in an interview with BiznesAlert.pl.
Polish Briefing: No more Russian oil in Poland I Orlen’s Q4 results
What goes on in Poland on the 27th of February.
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