The Polish Electricity Committee would like to underline the great importance of the XXIV Session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP 24), which will be held from 3-14.12.2018. Katowice. Bearing in mind the key negotiations on the regulatory framework for the European Union's electricity market structure planned for the second half of the year, the upcoming
For the third time, the Polish Electricity Committee organised the debate 'ENERGETYKA loves clean air' in Poznań. On 27 June in the Concordia Design Conference Room, PKEE experts, local authorities, invited guests and residents took part in a debate on air pollution in their city. After Grudziądz and Jaworzno, the time has come for the capital of Wielkopolska. Out of 50
Rome is the next capital city where PKEE, together with Euractiv, is organising a debate on the experience of the electricity market and the role of the power market. The series of events organised in countries with functioning power markets started with a debate in Madrid, followed by a debate in Paris. The expert debates are intended to provide expert input into the process of
Dozens of experts took part in the Euractiv debate in Paris, organised by the PKEE. This was the second international discussion on the European electricity market. The series of events organised in countries with functioning power markets began with a debate in Madrid on Tuesday. The expert debates are intended as a contribution to the negotiations on EU electricity market regulation, which should
On 20 June 2018. Agreement was reached on the wording of the provisions of the Energy Union Governance Regulation ("EU Governance"), which will set out how the Integrated National Energy and Climate System will be prepared. Plans for 2021-2030 and the monitoring and reporting by Member States on the implementation of the European Union's energy and climate targets up to 2030. The compromise reached concerns
On 14 June 2018, agreement was reached on the form of the provisions of the revised Directive on the promotion of the use of energy from renewable sources (RES Directive). The overall binding European target for 2030 will be 32% share of energy from renewable sources in gross final energy consumption. According to the Polish Electricity Committee, this is a very ambitious
First Madrid, then Paris and Rome, followed by a conclusion in Brussels. The Polish Electricity Committee inaugurated a series of conferences on the power market in the Spanish capital. The European electricity market is currently facing structural problems related to security of electricity supply due to shortages of capacity and financing. New investments are not enough to fill