Oil trader Mercuria - once the largest seller of Urals crude oil in Poland - closed down and emptied Russian oil from its tanks in the Port of Gdańsk and will use Iranian oil to replace it.
Rivalry and complacency threatened EU funding for the Rail Baltica Project. But the partners have agreed to overcome common stumbling blocks and signed a contracting scheme agreement.
Poland is looking at “various options” for financing the country’s first nuclear power plant, said Energy Minister Krzysztof Tchorzewski.
In half of the European countries the average wage is sufficient to live on your own without denying yourself basic pleasures. Regrettably, Poland is not one of them.
Poland is China's largest trade partner in the eastern EU and in 2015 bilateral trade reached EUR15.2bn, according to Chinese figures.
“Before we start looking outside Poland for qualified workers, it is worth realizing that they are already here, but they work below their skills,” says Paweł Kaczmarczyk, PhD, from the Centre of Migration Research of the University of Warsaw.
The largest state-owned energy companies have become involved in rescuing Polish coal mines. Some has already proved a success. As for the other energy groups, the effects of the synergy are yet to be seen.
Polish cities and provincial towns are looking to a carbon-free future and are testing and buying more electric buses.
Pro-development investment, electric buses in cities, new flats for rent, and cargo trains hauling goods across the country – that is what Poland could look like in 2023 if the announcements from the 26th Economic Forum in Krynica are fulfilled.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel visit in Warsaw was only one station of her travel diplomacy with the aim of at least symbolically containing the shock after the Brexit referendum.