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Discussing issues related to the transformation of the European energy sector by 2050 in the context of the European Climate Law was the main objective of a debate organised by Euractiv in cooperation with the Polish Electricity Committee (PKEE). The meeting, attended among others by European Union officials, members of the European Parliament, representatives of think tanks and representatives of energy companies, took place

The potential of offshore wind power in Poland is estimated at more than 10 GW by 2040 and it can make a significant contribution to the achievement of RES targets. Therefore, according to the Polish Electricity Committee (PKEE), the European Union should promote the widespread deployment of offshore wind power plants in order to meet ambitious climate targets and further strengthen the

Thanks to the climate law, Europe will be the first continent in the world with a target of climate neutrality by 2050. While this will have a positive impact on the environment, some sectors are expected to suffer job losses. In other sectors, there will be a change in the way goods are produced, which will require retraining

The Polish Electricity Committee (PKEE) stresses that electrification should be the flywheel of the transformation accelerating decarbonisation in other sectors of the economy. According to the "Decarbonisation Pathways" report published by Eurelectric, in 2050 electricity will play a leading role in the transport sector, accounting for 63% of total final energy consumption, and up to half of industrial processes will be directly

The Polish Electricity Committee (PKEE), taking note of the Commission's proposed amendments to the Industrial Emissions Directive (IED)[1] setting emission limits for industrial activities, is of the view that the current framework has already imposed significant obligations on electricity companies, and that further increases in this burden would undermine their ability to ensure security of supply