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  • 13/11/2025

    Michał Smoleń

  • 12/03/2025

    The most popular method of calculating energy production costs does not account for the systemic challenges of renewable energy development

  • 13/03/2024

    Most European experts sceptical about the EU achieving climate neutrality by 2050

  • 20/06/2023

    Poland leads the way in Europe by reducing its dependence on Russian gas

  • 08/12/2022

    The departure from Russian fuels will save the EU EUR 100 billion per year

  • 30/11/2022

    The climate costs of the war represent up to as much as 20 per cent of Ukraine’s GDP

  • 26/10/2022

    Electric vehicle battery exports in the EU will triple by 2030

  • 03/10/2022

    Supply chain resilience is becoming a key trend in globalisation

  • 24/05/2022

    The world’s top 7 polluters will need to spend USD 67 trillion by 2030 to reach the Paris Agreement target

  • 02/11/2021

    At least 10 EU countries will be climate neutral by 2045

  • 25/06/2021

    The potential carbon cost of transport and residential buildings for EU27 households in 2025-2040 is EUR 1.112 billion

  • 21/01/2021

    The lack of legislation and insufficient R&D expenditure hinder the development of a hydrogen economy in Poland

  • 06/10/2020

    Most Poles are in favour of reporting obsolete heating sources to public authorities

  • 19/08/2020

    According to the baseline version of calculations of the PEI, Poland can achieve climate neutrality by 2056. Sweden, Finland and Denmark lead the way in energy transition in the EU

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