Comments of the Polish Electricity Committee on the common position of the governments of Poland, France, the United Kingdom, Italy, Hungary, Greece and Ireland on the principles for establishing and operating power mechanisms

On the eve of the trilogue on the draft Regulation for the internal energy market ("the Regulation"), scheduled for 11 September this year, the common position of the governments of Poland, France, the United Kingdom, Italy, Hungary, Greece and Ireland was presented concerning the rules for the establishment and application of capacity mechanisms. Due to the fact that a vast majority of the signatories of the position apply at least one mechanism [...]
PKEE has completed a series of conferences devoted to the power market

First Madrid, then Paris and Rome, and the conclusion in Brussels. The Polish Electricity Committee has concluded a series of conferences on the power market in the Belgian capital. The European electricity market is currently facing structural problems of security of supply due to capacity shortages and the "missing money" problem. New investments are insufficient to fill this gap. This leads to a number of questions regarding [...]
Polish Electricity Committee's comments on the report of the Joint Research Centre of the European Commission "EU coal regions: opportunities and challenges for the future"

The Joint Research Centre of the European Commission published the EU Coal Regions Report on 31 July 2018. The Report presents the current levels of coal production in these regions, its consumption in power plants, jobs in coal mines and power plants. The Report also aims to provide an outlook on the future development of the mining regions and transitional measures for the cessation of coal production on [...]
Position on financing sustainable growth

The European Commission presented on 08.03.2018 an action plan on financing sustainable growth (sustainable finance) and on 24.05.2018 proposals for legislative acts, concerning this issue. Both the action plan and the mentioned legislative proposals are based on the recommendations of the expert group on financing sustainable economic growth. The following is the position of the Polish Committee for Electricity ("PKEE") on [...]
Challenges for the electricity market

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Polish power industry is facing investments

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POSITION OF THE POLISH ENERGY SECTOR AT COP 24 IN KATOWICE

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 on 3-14.12.2018. Katowice. Considering the crucial negotiations on the regulatory framework for the European Union electricity market structure planned for the second half of the year, the upcoming Climate Summit will be a special [...]
The remarks by the Polish Electricity Association with regard to the Judgment of the Court of Justice of the European Union on Case C-5/16 concerning the complaint against the MSR Decision

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Poznań LOVES clean air

The Polish Electricity Association organised the "ENERGETYKA loves clean air" debate in Poznań for the third time. On 27 June in the Concordia Design Conference Room PKEE experts, local authorities, invited guests and inhabitants took part in a debate on air pollution in their city. After Grudziądz and Jaworzno, the time has come for the capital of Wielkopolska. Among the 50 most polluted cities in the EU, [...]
Polish Electricity Committee discusses Italian experience with the functioning of power markets in the EU in Rome

Rome is another capital city where PKEE, together with Euractiv, organises a debate on experiences connected with the functioning 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 negotiating EU energy market regulations [...]