Last week I attended another edition of the Trading Forum organised by the Polish Power Exchange and the Commodity Clearing House. It is an extremely valuable insight into the market from the side of its participants.
The PGE Group has completed a relay of presentations or updates on the operating strategies of Poland’s largest energy companies for the next decade. What are the implications of these?
This is how the proposals for changes in the energy market prepared by the head of PSE Grzegorz Onichimowski and the government plenipotentiary for strategic infrastructure Wojciech Wrochnka can be summarised in a nutshell.
The entity that is betting heavily on RES has officially announced the start of construction of its first battery storage facility in Poland. The application for funding for this investment to the National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management was prepared by the BWW law firm.
In the text of ‘Dziennik Gazeta Prawna’, Aneta Gęsiarz-Krasucka, advocate, commented on the draft changes to the law on proceedings before administrative courts. In an interview with ‘Rzeczpospolita’, on the other hand, changes in the energy sector were assessed by attorney Michał Legodziński.
Attorney Małgorzata Banasik took part in the Sustainable Development Forum. The prestigious event has been organised by ‘Forbes Poland’ for several years.
Remember to set management targets for managers, in accordance with the so-called new law on chimneys,’ reminds attorney Aleksandra Wozniak, an expert in labour law topics and co-founder of the BWW law firm.
Our law firm’s energy and labour law experts also share their knowledge and experience in the educational field. Attorney Małgorzata Banasik was a lecturer during the first edition of the classes and invites you to the next one.
In Warsaw at the POWERPOL energy congress, the board member of the Association of Energy Law Lawyers and managing partner of BWW law firm moderated a panel in which practitioners from major energy companies demonstrated the importance of regulation in the transition.
The investment launched in the capital of Warmia was built over a period of years under the PPP formula and cost almost one billion PLN. It required very good cooperation and mutual understanding between several parties. It is an excellent example of a closed-loop economy, as well as of the challenges faced by local authorities in the energy transition.
