One strand of the energy industry that is positively verifying reality is thermal waste treatment plants. In Europe, there are around 500 such installations, commonly referred to as incineration plants. In Poland, there are 9 so far. Fortunately, this number will soon increase.
Lexology probably needs no introduction in the legal and business world. In our latest expert feature, Małgorzata Banasik and Agnieszka Górka from our law firm write about gas market regulation in Poland.
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The ongoing energy crisis is translating into end-user prices and regulatory interventions, not only in electricity and gas. The heating sector is also facing major changes, and the legislation is the beginning of these changes, analyses mec. Joanna Bernat, partner at BWW & Wspólnicy law firm.
Competition in the natural gas market is closely linked to the energy crisis, further reinforced by Russia’s aggression in Ukraine. As a result of these factors, which have an impact on wholesale gas prices, the State and the government have undertaken a far-reaching intervention in market mechanisms that we have not seen before. This is probably not the end of the response to external circumstances, analyses Małgorzata Banasik, managing partner of BWW and Partners law firm.
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Some time ago, the government in Warsaw focused on the diversification of natural gas supplies, while limiting gas supplies from Russia. Practical steps and challenges in this area are analyzed by Małgorzata Banasik, co-founder and partner at the BWW law firm.
Act on the protection of persons who report breaches of law The act on whistleblowers will implement the Directive (EU) 2019/1937 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 October 2019 on the protection of persons who report breaches of Union law into the Polish legal system. On 12 April 2022, a new […]
