Distribution networks are key in the digital and energy transition, as they provide a continuous and reliable flow of electricity, integrate most renewable energy sources, and enable new customer services. However, adapting them for use in an increasingly decarbonised, decentralised and digital electricity system requires an urgent acceleration of investment in Europe's networks

Discussing the issues surrounding the EU strategy for offshore renewables was the main objective of a debate organised by the European Energy Forum (EEF) in cooperation with the Polish Electricity Committee (PKEE) and WindEurope. The meeting, attended by MEPs, European Commission officials and representatives of European energy companies, took place on 10 December 2020. During the high-level panel, its

The Polish Electricity Committee (PKEE) has received with concern a report prepared by Instrat and ClientEarth entitled 'A coal monopoly with problems. Analysis of the restructuring of the Polish energy sector'. PKEE's position is that although the energy transition in Poland, due to its complex and widespread nature, requires a broad public debate, the theses contained in the report