Polish Briefing: Orlen applies for acquisition of PGNiG | Double records in photovoltaics in Poland
What goes on in Poland on the 11th of May.
Polskie Sieci Elektroenergetyczne.
Naimski: Baltic Pipe is almost here, nuclear power will be (INTERVIEW)
„At this point nuclear power is not part of the political disputes in our country. It’s worth believing in people and in finishing this project,” Piotr Naimski, Government Plenipotentiary for Strategic Energy Infrastrcuture, said in an interview with BiznesAlert.pl. „Five years ago few people believed in the return of the Baltic Pipe, and today it […]
Polish Briefing: Energy coordination centers for Central Europe | Preparations for Harmony Link construction
What goes in Poland on 2nd of March?
Balkans the source of a puzzling instability incident in Europe’s power grid?
In early January a mysterious drop in frequency in the synchronised European high-voltage power grid occurred. The incident did not cause any breakdowns in connections in Europe, but there was a blackout in the Balkans. The source of the incident seems to have been in Romania, but that is yet to be confirmed. The event […]
Polish Briefing: PSE and electricity market operators will launch a joint project in February
What goes on in Poland on the 8th of January.
The return of the Baltic rail. Offshore – diversify first, liberalize second
„Diversification first, liberalization second,” is an old principle from the gas sector, which is now finding its way into the power sector, due to the big game surrounding the Baltic rail, which will connect offshore wind farms in the Baltic, but for now, without Poland’s involvement. Warsaw’s objections and plans to integrate the offshore farms […]
Polish Briefing: Poland with the third largest wind energy production in Europe
What goes on in Poland on the 11th of December.
Polish Briefing: The governments of Poland and Lithuania talk about joint energy projects
What goes on in Poland on the 18th of September.
Polish Briefing: PKN Orlen wants to achieve climate neutrality by 2050
What goes on in Poland on the 9th of September.
Exchange obligation – a scapegoat of Poland’s coal sector issues
We are in the mids of a dispute on importing energy to Poland. Trade unions want it to be limited, because in their opinion it decreases demand for coal. The government is considering the removal of the exchange obligation, but market participants are afraid of destabilization – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor in chief at BiznesAlert.pl.
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