The European Parliament’s decision on taxonomy in the EU, with nuclear and gas regarded as green sources of energy, is critical for Polish energy sovereignty, argue experts from the Polish Economic Institute
Higher prices are not the result of the invisible hand of the market, writes Czech publicist and economist Lenka Zlámalová
The world is struggling to replace Russia’s coal while prices keep spiking
It is necessary to strictly distinguish between affordable energy prices and energy self-sufficiency in the sense that electricity and heat will exist at all
The decision is key for Czechia’s energy self-sufficiency, says Czech PM Fiala
We need to solve in the short term the problem with many people falling into energy poverty, says Fiala
Europeans are beginning to protest against further increases in the cost of living manifested by rising energy prices
The Green Deal makes Czech companies nervous
The European Commission’s latest “European Green Deal” iteration is unacceptable to Hungary, as it would burden consumers, not large polluters, cabinet minister Gergely Gulyás said on Thursday
The Green Order is a major step, for sure…but for good or ill?
A group of Central and Southern European countries came together to block a very restrictive green list of industries that are to be classified as “clean”, “neutral”, or “dirty”
For one ton of CO2 produced, the state will collect €25
PiS MEP Izabela Kloc says that the EU’s climate policies will hurt Poland, which will not be able to keep up with the targets being set
The “green order” introduced by EU authorities will lead to a green revolution, warns philosopher and political scientist Marek A. Cichocki
The European Commission should first discuss the matters with member states
Economic recovery is now the priority, says Czech minister
The Green Deal will have a tremendously negative impact on ordinary people but EU Parliament MEPs simply do not care
The Green Deal might harm the EU more than migration quotas, writes Martin Schmarz
