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Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala confirmed that Poland was implementing the provisions of the agreement on the Turów mine. This is a response to claims by geologists that there are irregularities in the construction of the underground wall built to retain groundwaters. This is one of the measures stipulated in the agreement.

Turów mine’s retention wall it working. The Czechs confirm The underground retention wall built by the Turów mine is doing its job, and the facility itself does not pose a threat to Czechia’s ground waters. This has been confirmed by the Czechs, who last year signed an agreement with Poland that obliged Warsaw to design […]

PGE: decision on Turów will unlock coal mining The Supreme Administrative Court (NSA) has positively considered the complaint of Polska Grupa Energetyczna against the decision of the Regional Administrative Court, which suspended the implementation of the environmental decision for the Turów mine. This means the environmental decision, which for the planned investment means the end […]

Minister of Climate and Environment Anna Moskwa announced the Turów mine would continue to extract lignite. „I can’t imagine Poland interfering in such a way in the security and energy mix in Germany,” she said. There is also a legal dispute over the concession.

The Provincial Court of Appeal rejected a complaint against the order to stop the work of the Turów mine as part of the proceedings to decide whether the mining concession at this plant was extended in accordance with the required procedures.

A recent court ruling has revived the dispute over the Turów mine at the beginning of the election campaign in Poland. The sentence is purely procedural, but the parties are deploying arguments on energy security and the envrionment – writes Wojciech Jakóbik, editor-in-chief at BiznesAlert.pl.