Why biomethane could be one of the key players in the process of modifying the fuel systems of gas-fired power stations after 2035 and in the energy transition – an analysis by M. Banasik, co-founder and managing partner of the BWW law firm.
A lecture with this title was delivered by Małgorzata Banasik, Esq., co-founder and managing partner of the BWW law firm, at the University of Economics in Katowice. The event was attended by over 150 students
This is evident not only at industry conferences, but also in the development of infrastructure and the operations of Gaz-System.
Our partnership with ‘Podcast of the Year’, a competition named after editor Janusz Majka, has become a firm tradition for our firm.
Małgorzata Banasik, Solicitor, and Agnieszka Ferek, Solicitor, our Partners, have been named among the recommended experts in the ‘Projects & Infrastructure’ category.
In January this year, our lawyers commented on current and important topics in the field of labour law and regulations for local governments.
Issues previously regulated by the Labour Code are now covered by the Act on Collective Bargaining Agreements. Our experts, Aleksandra Woźniak, legal advisor, and Jędrzej Zieliński, attorney-at-law, analyse what this means.
The group of persons entitled to apply to the district court, i.e., the labor court competent for the employer’s registered office, with a request to determine whether the content of the Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) complies with labor law provisions has expanded. Or whether a given agreement was concluded in accordance with the provisions on its conclusion. What do these changes mean?
New regulations modifying the existing rules for their registration will come into force on 13 December 2025. Aleksandra Woźniak, attorney-at-law, analyses what to look out for.
The meeting of the Advisory and Stakeholder Committee of the project was attended by scientists, representatives of the administration, the energy industry and social organisations.
