Poland

  • Czech Republic Plans to Expand Nuclear Power

    The Czech government on July 8 gave preliminary approval for Elektrárna Dukovany II, a subsidiary of utility ÄŚEZ, to build at least one new nuclear power unit in the country, along with as many as three more at existing nuclear power plants at Dukovany and TemelĂ­n. The country’s Ministry of Industry and Trade made the […]

  • Poland needs nuclear to reduce emissions and create jobs

    Poland plans to develop nuclear energy as part of its future energy system, according to Krzysztof TchĂłrzewski, the Polish Minister of Energy because it is low-cost, low-carbon and creates high-value jobs. The Minister was speaking at the inaugural World Nuclear Spotlight Poland conference in Warsaw – a high-level event which brought together Polish decision makers […]

  • King Coal Is Alive and Kicking in Poland

    Running counter to the overwhelming trend in Europe, coal remains the king in Poland. The country’s governing party unabashedly champions the industry as the foundation of its energy sector—a footing it doesn’t want to abandon. In December 2018, as ministers and delegates from all over the world attend the United Nations-sponsored climate conference (COP24) in […]

  • POWER Digest [February 2018]

    Polish Energy Company Puts Large Coal-Fired Unit Online. Enea , the Polish state-owned energy company, in December inaugurated what it calls the largest coal-fired power generation unit in Europe. The company

  • Report: Clean Energy Investments Hit $333.5 Billion in 2017

    Though some countries, including the U.S., have moved to support coal-fired power generation over the past year, investments in renewable energy continued to rise, according to a new report from Bloomberg New Energy Finance (BNEF). The research group on January 16 said global investment in clean energy such as wind and solar reached about $333.5 […]

  • Poland Will End Coal Investments, Move Toward Nuclear

    Poland’s energy minister in September said the country was ready to shift away from coal-fired power, which provides about 90% of its electricity. Krzysztof Tchorzewski, speaking at the Krynica-Zdroj

  • Clyde Bergemann Equips New Build Power Plant TurĂłw (Poland) with Boiler Cleaning Equipment

    Wesel, March 2017 Together with three consortium partners, Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems Europe (MHPSE) is setting up a highly efficient lignite fired 450 MW power plant in TurĂłw, Poland. MHPSE awarded German Clyde Bergemann GmbH with the supply of the boiler cleaning and efficiency systems. TurĂłw is now the second new construction project in Poland […]

  • IEA urges Poland to clean up its energy sector while balancing energy security, environment and affordability requirements

    25 January 2017, Paris WARSAW — Poland’s new energy strategy should put the country on a pathway towards a cleaner energy system while strengthening energy security, the International Energy Agency said in its latest review of the country’s energy policies. The forthcoming energy strategy is likely to prioritise long-term energy security, placing a strong emphasis […]

  • Poland Shuns Wind, Doubles Down on Coal-Reliant Future

    Poland, a country where hard coal and lignite power plants currently generate about 85% of the power, has passed a law that stymies a wind power expansion and is now mulling draft legislation that will help boost investments in new coal capacity. The eastern European country has bucked the trend toward renewable power that many […]

  • Emerson Automation Helps Ensure Efficient, Reliable Power Generation from One of the Largest Waste-to-Energy Developments in Poland

    Technology and services enable smooth startup of plant producing electricity from household rubbish PITTSBURGH–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Automation technology and services from Emerson Process Management, a global business of Emerson (NYSE: EMR), have helped ensure the successful startup and operation of a waste-to-energy plant in Bydgoszcz, Poland. The new plant enables the region to dispose of waste effectively […]

  • Poland Mulls Energy Future

    Resource-rich Poland’s push to prioritize coal as its main energy source and to cultivate a nuclear power program to boost energy security at the expense of climate objectives has provoked its portrayal

  • Polaniec Green Unit, Polaniec, Poland

    Owner/operator: GDF SUEZ Energy Poland Historically, Poland has relied heavily on coal for electricity generation. International Energy Agency statistics show that coal generation accounted for 86.5% of total