PKEE inaugurates series of conferences on power market in European capitals
First Madrid, then Paris and Rome, and then a summary in Brussels. The Polish Electricity Committee inaugurated in the Spanish capital a series of conferences devoted to the power market. The European electricity market is currently facing structural problems related to the security of electricity supply, resulting from shortages of capacity and financing. New investments are not enough to fill this gap. This leads to several [...]
It is time to dispel the myth that Poland is the main obstacle in reducing CO2 emissions
PKEE publishes a film showing Poland's role in reducing carbon dioxide emissions in connection with the COP 19 Climate Summit
Position of the Polish Electricity Association on the proposal of the Multiannual Financial Framework of the European Union for 2021-2027
The European Commission on 2 May 2018. Presented its proposal for the European Union's Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) for 2021-2027. Details of individual policies and spending programmes will be published between 29 May and 12 June 2018. The European Commission calls for the completion of the legislative process related to the MFF 2021-2027 before the European Parliament elections in May 2019. [...]
Poland wants to be an electromobility leader in the EU
Electromobility is an opportunity for a better and cleaner quality of life - emphasised jointly the participants of the Brussels PKEE E-Mobility Summer Day. The meeting was attended by Maroš Šefčovič, Vice-President of the European Commission, Michał Kurtyka, Secretary of State at the Polish Ministry of Energy, Government Plenipotentiary for the COP24 Climate Summit, Marta Gajęcka, Advisor to the President of the Republic of Poland , Head of Energy Security, Members of the European Parliament and [...]
PKEE promotes Polish energy sector during Eurelectric summit
On 4-5 June, 500 key representatives of the European energy sector gathered in Ljubljana, Slovenia. CEOs, politicians and business discussed current challenges, opportunities for electrification and digital modernisation. Polish Electricity Association was one of the sponsors of the conference and a partner of the discussion track dedicated to sustainable development. Filip Grzegorczyk, Vice-President of PKEE and CEO of TAURON Polska [...]
European Commission wants to use money from the CO2 market
The European Commission (EC) has proposed that member states direct up to 30 percent of revenues from the sale of their allocated CO2 emission allowances to the new EU budget for 2021-2027 PKKE reports that Poland's share in EU CO2 emissions is about 9 percent, and in its contribution to the EU budget about 3 percent; Maciej Burny points out that the proposal [...]
About smog in Grudziadz
The Polish Electricity Committee is organising a debate on the fight against smog in Grudziądz. The debate entitled. "Grudziądz loves clean air" will be held on 12 April. It is to show the involvement of the energy sector in the fight against smog. The PKEE will present an anti-smog offer of state companies, tariffs to attract customers and alternative heating methods. There will also be time for discussion and questions. [...]
Smog can be prevented! How? You will find out during the debate in Grudziądz
Smog can be prevented! How? Find out at the debate in Grudziądz http://www.pomorska.pl/wiadomosci/grudziadz/a/smogowi-mozna-przeciwdzialac-jak-dowiesz-sie-na-debacie-w-grudziadzu,13077750/
Towards a pan-European energy market
Soon the borders between the national electricity systems in the EU will begin to disappear. Cross-border exchange of electricity between neighbouring countries will intensify, which will lead to equalisation of prices in individual markets. This is a consequence of the so-called network codes, i.e. eight regulations of the European Commission, which will come into force at the beginning of the next decade. They will largely determine the future [...].
How to win against smog? ? Great Debate on Smog in TVP3 Katowice
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