Ostrołęka C - Polish government’s contribution to the COP24 Climate Summit in Katowice
The UN Climate Summit COP24 begins on 3 December in Katowice, Poland. Instead of supporting climate protection and innovative solutions, Poland’s contribution to climate policy is the construction of a new coal-fired power plant Ostrołęka C.
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Polish NGOs appeal to the decision makers to stop capacity mechanisms from subsidising coal and enable clean energy transition in Poland
On the eve of the trilogue meeting on the capacity market scheduled for 13 November, Polish social organizations working for environmental and climate protection appeal to Ministers and MEPs to ensure that the power mechanism is not used to support the construction of new coal-fired capacities such as the planned Ostrołęka C power plant in Poland.
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Ostroleka C's owner sued by it's own trade union
Trade union Synergia filed a lawsuit against Enea for revoking the directional consent for the construction of Ostrołęka C power plant. Trade unionists had been criticising the project for several months as unprofitable and politically driven, and they had presented their concerns directly to Minister Tchórzewski.
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Jagiellonian Institute - Ostrołęka C is bizarre, it benefits Russia
Jagiellonian Institute questions the legitimacy of investing in the construction of a new coal-fired unit in Ostrołęka. In view of the upcoming increases in energy prices, the increase in prices of CO2 emission rights and the sharp increase in imports of Russian coal, investing in Ostrołęka C is ridiculous.
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Energy market micromanaged by Minister Tchórzewski hits Polish utilities
The condition of Polish energy sector is terrible. Energy utilities are suffering drops in the stock market which can be attributed to Minister Tchórzewski’s attempts to centrally control the energy market to make construction of Ostrołęka C possible.
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