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The recent Russian attacks on Ukraine’s power grid did not cause any significant damage. Kyiv’s power generation received support from the surpluses produced by Polish wind turbines the day before.

„Just before a hypothetical armed conflict, it will be apparent that it is coming. We will then have to move a lot of forces, equipment and supplies – including fuel – to prepare the Armed Forces. This will compete with other needs. NATO pipelines can play a key role,” says Brig. Gen. Tomasz Kowalik, PhD., […]

During the Tusk-Zelensky talks in Kyiv energy was one of the topics. „There is nothing more important for both nations and Europe than using our energy potential to the fullest,” the President of Ukraine said.

Poles and Ukrainians traded energy on the border despite the invasion of Russia for the first time in the European standard using the appropriate allocation platform.

NATO said Wednesday that its procurement division will support a group of member states, including Germany, the Netherlands, Romania and Spain, with a contract to purchase up to 1,000 PATRIOT anti-aircraft missiles. European production of anti-aircraft missiles is to be increased, Reuters reported.

The O2 portal has learned that the Intelligence Committee of the Polish Sejm may hold an off-site meeting in Gdynia, where a long-term lease of the port by Chinese capital is being considered, which raises concerns about the security of NATO secrets.

The synchronization of Ukraine with the European Union stabilizes its electricity system impacted by the Russian invasion. The situation is constantly changing, because of reasons that include jumps in supply from renewable sources and problems with infrastructure attacked by Russians, but cross-border exchange gives benefits on both sides of the EU border.

Electricity and heat are ubiquitous, necessary for life, especially for a dignified one. There are many reasons why we could lose them and experience a blackout, those include breakdowns, natural disasters or a war. Is Poland prepared for this? Does it have the right regulations, solutions and resources? – asks Marcin Karwowski, editor at BiznesAlert.pl.

„If there is demand, we will be able to offer guaranteed capacity from Poland to Ukraine in the amount of about 8 million cubic meters daily together with the Polish operator from 2030,” says the President of the operator of gas transmission pipelines in Ukraine OGTSU Dmytro Lyppa in an interview with BiznesAlert.pl.

– The reconstruction of Ukraine hasn’t started yet, but Polish companies are already establishing strategic partnerships and earning huge profits – says Jadwiga Emilewicz, Deputy Minister for Funds and Regional Policy in an interview with BiznesAlert.pl.