Only the construction of a gas pipeline to the Norwegian deposits and the expansion of the LNG terminal will provide us with great political and economic benefits, says Krzysztof Księżopolski.
In 2015 the global spending on armaments was USD1.7 trillion. That's about 1 per cent more than a year earlier.
By 2050 Polish towns will have lost over four million residents. This is as if three medium-sized voivodeships were wiped off the map of Poland.
Poland has said it does not plan to renew a long-term gas supply contract with Russia when its current deal with Gazprom expires in 2022.
Poland’s new Windfarms Act has been attacked by industry players who say it slams the brakes on Poland’s burgeoning wind power industry.
Poland loses its allies in the fight against Nord Stream2 thus new investments in gas infrastructures has gained urgency.
The Ukrainian crisis has shown that energy security in Central and Eastern Europe, particularly as regards the supply of natural gas, is not at all as certain as it seemed until recently.
Strong voice of the V4 in the European Union is a top priority for Poland’s V4 Presidency, says Marcin Czapliński, National Visegrad Coordinator and Deputy Director at the European Policy Department in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Germans are criticizing the free market when their companies are beginning to lose with Polish companies.
Poland has for a while been attempting to build a coalition against extensions to the Nordstream 2 gas pipeline linking Russia and Western Europe via Germany – avoiding Ukraine and Poland.